Light and color are not separate entities—one does not exist without the other. In "Color is Therefore Light," I explore the fundamental relationship between light’s essence and its dispersion into color, revealing the cosmic flow between pure illumination and its spectral offspring.

At the center, a white triangular form radiates outward, not as a fixed object, but as the origin of color itself—an abstract cosmic vessel dispersing light into countless fragments. These scattered, triangular color elements drift outward like departing spaceships, each carrying a different spectrum, each a fragment of light’s existence set free into the universe.

The rain-like streaks reinforce this continuous motion, a luminous expansion that extends beyond the frame. Here, light does not merely illuminate; it transforms, divides, and becomes color—a dispersion of its own essence, an infinite departure from its origin.

In this work, color does not emerge as a passive effect of illumination; rather, it carries light forward, embodying it, existing as its true form. This is Luminousism in its most cosmic sense—not light merely revealing space, but light becoming its own legacy.