Genesis envisions the primordial state of the universe, when light alone existed. Before matter, form, or boundary, there was a luminous field — pure radiance pressing outward into emptiness. From this first source, all existence stems: every material structure, every living being, every trace of presence originates in light. The composition suggests a vertical beam breaking through darkness, layered with subtle textures that hint at the unseen forces shaping creation. This light is not symbolic but essential: it represents the first act of emergence, the threshold where nothing becomes something. The work embodies both silence and acceleration — a moment of stillness infused with the unstoppable drive of expansion. Through digital layering, Genesis transforms light into a structural agent of creation, inviting viewers to perceive existence itself as a continuous unfolding from luminous origin.