The painting followed Making Miracles and embodies the white hole—the release point of the black hole. If the black hole represents death and finality, the white hole symbolizes rebirth, release, and new beginnings. In quantum theory, a black hole draws matter, light, and energy inward with such force that nothing escapes. A white hole is imagined as its mirror: only expelling matter, light, and energy, never allowing anything in. It is the ultimate act of spiritual cleansing.

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The final image becomes a vessel of original conception, holding within it the infinite possibilities of all life.