In Awakening of a New Planet, the female figure unfolds as a radiant epicenter of motion. Her form dissolves into sweeping ribbons of gold, crimson, and pale blue — lines that spiral outward like solar currents.
 
The body is not depicted as static presence, but as generative force. Hair transforms into orbit, gesture becomes trajectory. The composition suggests emergence — not of a literal planet, but of consciousness itself.
 
Gold dominates the field, evoking both iconographic tradition and contemporary abstraction. It functions as light-source and atmosphere simultaneously — a space where transformation occurs.
 
The figure’s closed eyes imply inward awakening rather than outward spectacle. This is not a dramatic explosion, but a quiet ignition — a moment when inner clarity expands into structure.
 
Within the broader dialogue of women-centered narratives, the work proposes rebirth as authorship. The “new planet” is not discovered — it is created.
 
Awakening here is agency.
 
Original artwork by Yulia Belasla
27 ½ x 27 ½ in | 70 x 70 cm
Acrylic, canvas