Mid-Century Surrealist Space Composition Painting

This is an original framed painting, likely oil or acrylic on canvas, depicting a surrealist celestial scene. The composition features two large orb-like bodies, resembling planets or spheres, rendered with a smooth blue-white base and textured ochre or olive-green shadows that suggest a topographical surface. A translucent blue, ribbon-like form arches between the spheres, scattered with small, yellow-orange abstract clusters like debris or floral elements. White circular outlines or 'bubbles' are dispersed across the dark, indigo-black background, which is also speckled with fine white dots to represent a starfield. The art style appears influenced by mid-20th-century surrealism and space-age aesthetics, possibly dating from the late 1960s to 1970s. The work is signed in the lower right corner, though the signature is difficult to decipher without closer inspection. The painting is housed in a contemporary gold-finished wooden or composite frame with a simple stepped profile. The condition appears fair to good; there are some visible surface irregularities and slight craquelure consistent with age, and minor scuffing on the frame edges. The craftsmanship shows a steady hand with a focus on graphic geometry and contrasting color fields.