Gandhi Yantra (The Father of the Nation)

Centered within a mandala-like bloom, Gandhi is rendered as both presence and principle—his calm, lowered gaze anchoring a swirling cosmology of symbols that orbit like petals of collective belief. The warm reds and ochres press forward with devotional intensity, while the cool blues at the perimeter hold a clarifying distance, creating a visual rhythm between intimacy and universality. Religious and civic emblems interlace around him not as a catalogue of difference but as a quiet proposition: that truth and nonviolence can serve as the shared geometry through which fractured identities find accord. The composition reads like a yantra of ethics—an icon where stillness becomes a force, and harmony is constructed deliberately, one sign at a time.