As Above, So Below 01 articulates celestial terrestrial abstraction where joyful geometric mountains rise from earth toward sky while heavenly forms descend in vibrant meeting. Bold colors—yellow, orange, pink, blue, green—create excitement and happiness, illuminating Tcherassi's spiritual conviction that celestial and terrestrial realms exist in energetic unity. The work provokes thoughts about universal connection while generating youthful curiosity through color variations that deepen perception of how above mirrors below in geometric harmony.
 
As Above, So Below visualizes the ancient hermetic principle through computer-generated geometric mountains ascending from earth while similar vibrant forms descend from sky to meet them. Angelica Tcherassi creates abstract landscapes in bold imperfect shapes—yellows, oranges, pinks, blues, greens, grays—suggesting peaks and valleys where celestial and terrestrial realms mirror each other in joyful spiritual equilibrium. These digital paintings evoke emotions of curiosity, happiness and contemplative wonder about universal harmony.
Tcherassi's work combines organic elements, geometry and bold use of color. As a believer in energy, spirituality and human consciousness, she uses art as a way of life and a way to connect with the universe. Her process explores how variations of color in a single piece generate diverse perceptions and emotions. Inspired by artists such as Mondrian, Matisse, Rothko and especially Josef Albers, she experiments with abstract forms to provoke thoughts and emotions, using color to challenge and deepen our sense of perception. The As Above, So Below series materializes her spiritual conviction that what exists in celestial realm reflects terrestrial plane, creating bridge between natural and metaphysical through vibrant geometric abstraction that illuminates exhibition spaces.
 
Celestial terrestrial abstraction uniting sky and earth—vibrant geometric mountains in joyful universal harmony. As Above, So Below 01 by Angelica Tcherassi. Available at The Art Design Project, Miami Beach.