"Cosmic Air" is an abstract piece that captures the dynamic and awe-inspiring essence of the cosmos. The painting is dominated by a vibrant palette of phthalo blue and green, which serve as the foundation of the composition. These bold hues are complemented by a rich assortment of navy, dusty blue, pink, aqua, magenta, berry, and tinted whites, creating a harmonious yet electrifying color scheme.

The artwork features a suggestion of planets in motion, each depicted with swirling nebulae that suggest the vast, ever-changing nature of the universe. The planets, painted with energetic brushstrokes, seem to float and spin, contributing to the illusion of movement and dynamism. These celestial bodies are not static; they appear to be part of an ongoing cosmic dance, driven by unseen forces. 

Reflected starlight is a key element in "Cosmic Air," adding sparkle and a sense of the infinite. The tinted whites introduce a sense of light and space. The nebulae seem to flow and merge, their boundaries blurred, creating an impression of depth and fluidity, using highlights of pink and white to create a shimmering effect. The energetic brushstrokes throughout the piece convey a sense of motion and vitality. They are varied in direction and intensity, suggesting the turbulent and dynamic nature of the cosmos. This technique keeps the viewer's eye moving across the canvas, reinforcing the impression of a living, breathing universe.