Diasterisomeric landscape

Abraham, you're going to have to explain that word, which I can't even pronounce. Another jewel-like painting.

Thank you Robert for your kind comments. I am a scientist (PhD in medicinal chemistry) so I use sometimes scientific terms in my painting. You can find more information about this term at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diastereomer In this particular painting you can find that the upper part is similar yet not identical with the lower part (similar to the term of diastereoisomerism). Complicated?