In "Ablaze," Radisson Claire explores the profound scientific reality that every atom within us was once part of a collapsing star. As the third entry in the "Asterism" series, the work uses digital illustration to bridge the gap between the microscopic elements of our anatomy and the vast, burning expanses of deep space. It serves as a visual meditation on the shared chemistry of the universe, where the boundaries between the self and the cosmos become porous and vibrant.

The composition leans into a dreamlike, abstract aesthetic, suggesting a state of higher consciousness where the physical limitations of the body fall away. By framing the human experience through an astronomical lens, Claire captures a sense of transcendence, portraying the body not as a simple vessel, but as a living extension of the stars. The result is a portrait of existence that feels both ancient and immediate, rooted in the very matter that makes us whole.