Astromorphic Chromocosmology is the first in a series of artworks that explore how outer space can act as an active co-creator of artistic creation. By exposing colour pigments and materials to atomic oxygen, vacuum, and unfiltered solar radiation, the works are transformed by forces beyond human control. What begins as a minimal composition returns as an altered surface—marked, eroded, and reshaped by space itself.

At the same time, these works function as a living color study. Each pigment becomes a probe, revealing how space alters hue, depth, and brilliance over time. This chromocosmology is both aesthetic and experimental: a color theory that treats space not as backdrop but as an active collaborator, generating new palettes that could never exist on Earth.