Meditation 57 (The Divine Embrace)

A mandala-like target of concentric rings holds a luminous center, as if the painting is charting an inner pilgrimage from earthly heat toward a quiet, clarifying core. The saffron and rust palette—tempered by a measured horizon line and a single arrow-like thrust—creates a disciplined tension between meditation and momentum, stillness and intention. Encircling script functions less as text than as ritual breath, a repeated invocation that turns the image into a symbolic instrument for focus, where language becomes orbit and meaning gathers by return. The work ultimately reads as a diagram of attention itself: layered, devotional, and insistently drawn back to the radiance at its heart.