Lord Krishna (Untitled 16)

Rendered in spare black line against a field of white, this devotional figure rises like a mantra—its calm, frontal gaze anchoring a storm of spirals and looping contours that read as breath, aura, and cosmic weather. The composition layers concentric halos, curvilinear drapery, and flute-like diagonals into a rhythmic lattice, where ornament becomes motion and stillness becomes sound. By withholding color, the artist lets negative space act as silence, amplifying the sense of inner radiance and spiritual containment—an icon that feels both intimate and infinite.