The new contemporary art piece showcased at the museum shines like a brilliant star in the room; its vibrant colors and intricate details drawing the viewer’s attention from afar. The work measures roughly seven feet by seven feet, and features a breathtaking array of abstract patterns arranged in a circular formation. The colors range from warm reds and browns, to cool blues and purples, all in a stunning display of organization and chaos. Upon closer inspection, the viewer can see intricate circles and intricate intertwining lines, all flowing together in a hypnotic and captivating design. This masterpiece is aptly named, “Radiant Chaos.”

This piece is an homage to the original artwork “Jupiter and the Infinite” by contemporary artist Steve Kim; a beautiful and captivating piece of work that inspired the creation of “Radiant Chaos.” Frank Bueltge, the artist behind this latest piece, wanted to pay tribute to Kim’s incredible creation by remixing and interpreting it in his own way. The new work was released today in a popular art gallery within the city and has already garnered much attention and praise from art enthusiasts. Frank Bueltge’s previous work, “Abstract Geometry,” is also a stunning tapestry of colors and shapes that is worth checking out. [Link: Check it out here.]