This design elegantly captures the essence of the expanding universe, offering a glimpse into an unknown galaxy filled with vibrant colors and intricate details. What sets this piece apart is the designer's daring decision to forgo a predetermined layout for the galaxies and stars. She embraces a free-form approach that celebrates creative spontaneity rather than adhering to a strict blueprint that would require erasing and repainting elements. This choice enhances the overall design and intentionally empowers her to place each celestial element in dynamic patterns.

She embraces the belief that building beautiful, meaningful principles in life, work, and relationships is her sole responsibility. This mindset empowers her to take accountability for her tasks, decisions, and outcomes. It allows her to observe different cultures deeply, listen to diverse opinions, and shape, adjust, and protect her core values. She has never felt like a tourist living, working, and studying in Europe and California! Her work: She has worked on color distribution for over two decades to visualize observable natural facts in physics, chemistry, biology, earth, and environmental science. She does not copy or duplicate nature but can partially control certain conditions and the chemical composition behind the artwork, allowing similarities to surface between the artwork and what we see through telescopes, microscopes, and other scientific instruments. The Gallery: Radius Art Gallery was originally a studio where she could work in a quiet, clean, isolated environment. Every project is important, which leads her to appreciate isolation from distractions and external influences, allowing her to maintain an uninterrupted dialogue with her work. In January 2025, the studio became Radius Art Gallery LLC.

The (R) logo in the artist's Radius Art Studio is more than just a design; it symbolizes a captivating world of geometry. It represents the radius, the distance from a circle's center to its edge, a fundamental concept in understanding circles. A circle has many equal-length radii, and the radius can be calculated by dividing the diameter by two. For example, Earth's diameter is 7,926.2 miles, making its radius approximately 3,963.1 miles (or 6,371 kilometers). Radius Art Studio was initially a space for the artist's experimental work. In January 2025, it evolved into Radius Art Gallery LLC, fostering a small community of artists, scientists, writers, and poets.