Ardhanariswara

ArdhanariswaraIndian Art Ardhanareeshvara is a combination of three words Ardha, Nari, and Ishwara means half, woman, and lord, respectively, which when combined means the lord whose half is a woman. It is believed that the God is Lord Shiva and the woman part is his consort Goddess Parvati or Shakti. The Ardhanareeshvara represents a constructive and generative power. Ardhanareeshvara symbolizes male and female principles cannot be separated. It conveys the unity

An abstract acrylic painting

I have tried to capture the same emotions in this painting where the feathers and grass have been given depth and volume by using Sgraffito

Boat Acrylic Painting

The artist uses abstract art as a medium to express their love for abstract art and the Indian lifestyle in the villages where the women go to the well to get water for the house every day

but a frame can be provided on the client's demand and choice

Siddhartha was able to see things as they truly were

if you want to enjoy the rainbow

A human being is not a pure unisexual organism

It relays the beauty of dedicated hard work and how each artwork can become a masterpiece if it is just given time and patience

I have concluded all these stages into three paintings The First painting (The Journey – Begins) represents birth and childhood

In German tradition

he set out for Buddhagaya