The painting Revelation presents a highly stylised composition in which a turbulent water surface is juxtaposed with a geometric form resembling a pyramid, emerging from a dark space. The dominant motif is a luminous apex, from which bright blue lines and planes extend downwards. The lower part of the painting is filled with a dynamically rendered water surface, featuring pronounced highlights that intensify the contrast between light and darkness.

The painting is distinguished by its intense palette of deep blues, dark purples, and black, contrasted with luminous turquoise and white accents. Expressive brushstrokes, layered colours, and the contrast between the geometrically defined form and the movement of the water lend the composition drama and spatial depth. The luminous motif in the upper section creates a strong visual focal point, enhancing the mysterious atmosphere of the scene.

The work dates from 1999 and is executed in oil on canvas, measuring 115 × 115 cm. The painting is signed in the lower left corner and is framed.