Prasad Beaven
Only in this mountain, where the cloud depths are endless, 2022
Chinese ink on xuan paper
In this ethereal composition, the artist ardently preserves the captivating abstraction, transcending conventional forms to unveil the elusive essence of existence. Delving into the heart of the painting, viewers are invited to sense the inconceivable movements of nature that underlie all things. Beyond mere differentiation, the artwork beckons us to embrace the unity that unites every object, where the boundaries of the material world dissolve into a harmonious whole.
The mystical interplay between clouds and mountains mirrors the artist's vision, where the ever-shifting clouds symbolize the fluidity and interconnectedness of life's fleeting moments. The towering mountains stand as timeless witnesses to the profound stillness that pervades all existence, beyond the confines of our categorizing minds.
Chinese landscape series
In this ethereal composition, the artist ardently preserves the captivating abstraction, transcending conventional forms to unveil the elusive essence of existence. Delving into the heart of the painting, viewers are invited to sense the inconceivable movements of nature that underlie all things. Beyond mere differentiation, the artwork beckons us to embrace the unity that unites every object, where the boundaries of the material world dissolve into a harmonious whole.
The mystical interplay between clouds and mountains mirrors the artist's vision, where the ever-shifting clouds symbolize the fluidity and interconnectedness of life's fleeting moments. The towering mountains stand as timeless witnesses to the profound stillness that pervades all existence, beyond the confines of our categorizing minds.
Chinese landscape series
48 x 77 cm
Copyright The Artist
£ 1,350.00
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