The inverted triangle symbolizes the feminine aspect of the cosmos. Raza believed black was the mother colour, and these inverted triangles painted in black, highlight the concept of germination or creation. In this artwork, the blue and black inverted triangles spread upwards and downwards from the central triangle, as if multiplying themselves of their own volition.
The Vastu-sutra Upanishad, Sutra 16 mentions that the inverted triangle is water and Sutra 21 mentions that horizontal lines have the nature of water. Hence, the blue horizontal lines likely depict female entities. The budding of life is further indicated with the two Bindus in blue and black, symbolic of the polarity in nature, the male and female entities, coming together for the creation of life.
This Limited Edition Serigraph is printed in 66 colors on archival paper. The serigraph was published in an edition size of 100. This item will be shipped unframed, in a roll. The paper size is 60 x 60 inches, image size is 53 x 53 inches. The print is signed by the artist and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
