Krishna 2 (Vishnu's Divine Gaze)

A vast, cerulean profile presides like a quiet sky-god, its single, watchful eye holding the composition in contemplative suspension while a chorus of ornate figures crowds the margins in rhythmic devotion. The warm golds and reds of the surrounding iconography—dense with pattern, jewelry, and ceremonial gesture—press against the cool, open plane of the face, staging a tension between inner stillness and the ceaseless pageantry of the world. Above, the winged white bovine cuts through a checkerboard field, a dreamlike messenger that collapses myth and memory into a single, hovering sign of auspicious passage. The work reads as a cosmology of consciousness: the self as spacious silence, the community and the divine as intricately layered presences orbiting its calm.