Global Warming, Abstract Painting in Radial Symmetry is an original, abstract, brightly coloured acrylic artwork. I painted it entirely by hand using brushes.

I love expressing myself through art, and I always seek new inspiration to create something unique and beautiful.

One day, I stumbled upon a fascinating concept: radial symmetry. I was intrigued by the idea of creating a piece of artwork that was both mesmerizing and complex yet also simple and elegant. So, I decided to use this concept as the foundation for my next painting.

I spent many hours carefully planning the painting, choosing the perfect colours and brushstrokes to create a masterpiece. I wanted the artwork to represent something meaningful that would inspire others to think and feel deeply.

As I painted, I was filled with a sense of excitement and wonder. The colours danced across the canvas, and I felt like I was creating my own universe. I named my painting "Global Warming," and it quickly became one of my most beloved works.

When I shared it with others, they were amazed by its beauty and complexity. Some saw it as a representation of the infinite universe, while others saw it as a metaphor for the dangers of global warming. But all who saw it were captivated by its vibrant colours and intricate geometric patterns.

I created it as a symbol of hope and inspiration. It might inspire others to embrace their creativity and explore the world of imagination that can unfold in our minds.

As for me, I continue to paint, always searching for new ways to express myself and create something that would touch viewers' hearts.

It is a vibrant and spiritual painting about the infinite universe, a metaphysical representation of my personal "cosmos," or my own environment. The colours used are yellows, oranges, reds, and beautiful shades of blue and green in an exquisite, engaging, and charming geometric configuration. For some, it is an aid to meditation; for others, it is an aesthetic, decorative object. Finally, it represents the world of imagination that can unfold in our minds.

• Materials: canvas gallery wrapped, professional-grade acrylic paints, varnish
• Size: 30 x 30 x 3.5 cm
• The artwork is not framed but has a sawtooth bracket fixed to the backside of the canvas's wooden stretcher for easy hanging.
• Style: geometric abstract
• The sides of the stretched canvas are clean and painted white. You can display the painting with or without a frame.
• The other image shows only how this artwork may look in a frame and on a wall.