This piece, titled Karma, delves into the intricate cycles of creation, existence, and consequence. The swirling central form represents the perpetual motion of life, echoing the idea that every action—be it good or bad—inevitably returns to its source.
Through vibrant reds, oranges, and pinks interwoven with darker, shadowy tones, the artwork conveys the duality of human experience: creation and destruction, joy and suffering, light and dark.
The densely packed symbols, including abstract faces, hands, and eyes, emphasize the interconnectedness of all beings and the unseen threads linking our choices to their outcomes.
Karma serves as a powerful reminder that our deeds shape not only our personal fates but also the collective destiny of the world.
912 x 912 mm Acrylic, oil sticks, koki pens and ink on canvas
