I dont think you can use "abstract" as an excuse for blown out highlights. I do like the idea here, the image holds up compositionally speaking - at least formally, but tonally I think it fails. The image is compelling at first, but quickly gets "old" as my eye struggles to get out of the hotspot; lack of detail in the out of focus areas adds to the muddle. with proper exposure and depth of field, it could be more interesting, or become too concrete as it begins to loose its abstract quality - at which point the image cannot be done. A longer focal length with the same composition may help by flattening the image out.