Mandala World

Three mandalas resonate with each other to create one world - a green universe born from "uncompromising desire"

"Mandala World" is an original artwork that depicts a "world" in which three mandalas, each with a green theme, influence each other and expand in harmony.
Even after feeling that the piece was complete during the creation process, the feeling that something was still bothering him did not go away, and after staring at the piece for several days, he felt that it was not finished yet, so he added another piece.
It contains a satisfying worldview that was born only because we took the time to think about it and finished it without compromise.

Mandalas are a form of spiritual art deeply rooted in Japanese culture, and in the Buddhist world they have been depicted as sacred diagrams symbolizing the universe, harmony, and the cycle of life.
The Japanese have a culture of understanding the invisible world through shapes, and mandalas have been widely accepted as a symbol of this in temples and art for over 1,000 years.

In this work,

• Deep green mandala
• Brilliantly shining emerald mandala
• These three mandalas are scattered and drawn as if bursting with energy. Each of these mandalas has its own unique rhythm and worldview, but together they form one large "Mandala World."

Green is a color that symbolizes healing, harmony, and regeneration, and the entire work exudes a sense of peace as if one is in nature and a worldview that conveys the cycle of life.
This work is a condensed expression of the artist's sensitivity to the details, with its meticulous pointillism, backgrounds that appear to be sprinkled with light, and unsteady brushstrokes.

The artwork is framed with a transparent acrylic plate, allowing the colors to stand out clearly and allowing you to display it in the light.
It blends comfortably into any space, such as your home, office, salon, or yoga space.

[Features of Mandala World]

■ A composition in which three mandalas “resonate” with each other <br>Each mandala has its own independent beauty, but the design creates a single worldview as a whole.

■ Green symbolizes "harmony, nature, and spiritual recovery"
The colors give a sense of peace to the viewer and create a comfortable atmosphere as an interior decoration.

■ The "depth of time" created without compromise
Even after completing a piece, he continued to paint for a few days until he was satisfied, which gives the work persuasiveness and depth.

■ The transparent acrylic frame gives it a three-dimensional and clean look <br>The vividness of the colors is further accentuated, and the appearance changes depending on how the light enters.

■ A fusion of Japanese culture and contemporary art <br>Art that takes into account the meaning of the traditional mandala, while expressing it as a "worldview" with modern composition and colors.

[Recommended for these people]

• I want to incorporate the healing power of green and nature into my life.
• I like mandala art and spiritual art.
• I'm attracted to one-of-a-kind artworks
• I want to bring harmony and soft energy into the space.
• I want to create a calm atmosphere in my home, salon, or yoga space.
• Looking for art that gives a sense of Japanese culture
• I want to display art that has both design and spirituality.

[From the mandala art artist]

This piece was also created because I felt like painting a green mandala. I painted it so that the three mandalas would influence and resonate with each other. I once completed it and framed it, but something bothered me and I stared at it for a while. I left it as it was for a few days, but then I thought "it's not quite there yet" and added more. I'm satisfied with it now. It's a piece that I was able to face without compromising.