This series originates from pencil drawings later reworked in Photoshop. The surfaces display textures and marks that recall both neural connections and cosmic structures. Thin lines and dark dots evoke the filaments that connect galaxies, as well as the networks of neurons that compose our minds. The chromatic nuances, from pale pink to blue, create a landscape suspended between microcosm and macrocosm, suggesting that what happens in the brain and what happens in the universe follow similar logics. The work thus explores the relationship between humanity and the cosmos, between gray matter and dark matter, in a visual reflection on our position and our connection to everything. Space Matter beautifully conveys the fusion of cosmic and biological elements. The irregular black marks and textures recall both galactic maps and neural ramifications, while the pastel shades create an ethereal, almost stardust-like effect. It is interesting how dark matter and grey matter are placed in parallel here, in a single “universal fabric” that links macrocosm and microcosm. Terms of Sale Buyer Rights