This large Liquib Burst was created with the Full Image Burst option set so that the blast area spans the entire picture.  The Debris Burst Type was used, and the Burst Coloration was set to Use Image Colors, which caused the exploding fragments to be composed of colors taken from the central part of the source image.  (A small source image was used, surrounded by a gray background.  The Tint Tool was then applied to add a nice variety of colors.)  A Burst Detail parameter can be adjusted to control how dense and numerous the Debris fragments are.  While a Burst is active, the fragments can appear to be exploding outward (or optionally imploding inward), and might also seem to rotate.  The action can be paused or stopped at any point.