"Avartan" - a Sanskrit word meaning "cycle" or "repetition". It embodies the infinite rhythm of creation, destruction and rebirth. This artwork draws inspiration from one of the chariot wheels, a symbol of eternal flow of time, at Sun Temple, Konark, India. Created through the technique of stippling, every dot becomes a pulse of energy that contributes to larger harmony. "Avartan" invites viewers to look beyond the structure of time and feel the unseen continuity that connects all thigs. Through thousands of dots and countless breaths, the artwork celebrates the beauty of persistence, energy and the infinite circle of existence.
"Avartan" - a Sanskrit word meaning "cycle" or "repetition". It embodies the infinite rhythm of creation, destruction and rebirth. This artwork draws inspiration from one of the chariot wheels, a symbol of eternal flow of time, at Sun Temple, Konark, India. Created through the technique of stippling, every dot becomes a pulse of energy that contributes to larger harmony. "Avartan" invites viewers to look beyond the structure of time and feel the unseen continuity that connects all thigs. Through thousands of dots and countless breaths, the artwork celebrates the beauty of persistence, energy and the infinite circle of existence.