Created by
Komal
Colorful Galaxy by Komal Saxena in Vancouver
Colorful Galaxy
Since the first time I saw this art form, I have always loved the colourful mandalas painted in the
temples, walls, textiles and sometimes inner ceilings. Someone once told me that Mandala is a
spiritual and ritual symbol in Hinduism and Buddhism, representing the universe. This art form
symbolizes the idea that life is never ending and everything is connected.
The decision of choosing this design was particularly because I wanted something bright and
capturing for your walls. I went with the theme of infinite Galaxy and chose it to be colorful,
because - Hey! What is life without a little colorful glow? The beauty of this mandala is that it
absorbs all your attention into the designs and the color structure makes your eye smile..
For me, this mandala design is associated with unlocking infinite opportunities and a mindful
lifestyle. It is the ground for wisdom and freedom and of compassion and love and health and
some colorful bliss. I hope this piece makes your wall smile a little louder.
Artwork Specifications:
Size - 36 * 48 Inches | Style - Mandala art
Medium - Stretched Canvas, Acrylic Medium (Wipe down with a wet cloth if it feels dusty)
Time Taken to complete - 80 Hours | Completed - May 2021
Care Instructions - Wipe down with a wet cloth if it feels dusty, Keep away from direct Sunlight
Availability: Sold
Medium: acrylic paint, resin
Collection: abstract
Meet the Artist
Vancouver, CanadaI am a Vancouver-based artist who specializes in fusion dot mandala art but I am also
experimenting with other styles. We are all born with an innate and insatiable curiosity
about the world around us. As we grow older, we are distracted by adult things and
problems, and most of us forget to be curious. We stop looking for fairies in the garden, or
dragon scales in the rocks. We forget how to look.
I believe the artist lives on in the things that they have created. We lead with our hands, into
people, new objects, and places. I have always loved the idea of how things speak. The teapot
can say -” Hello, please hold me this way”. To touch an art at an art gallery is a way of feeling
the love of the artist. And to hold a brush in the hand is a way for expressing the light and
energy of creating something new, something beautiful.
My goal is to convey peace and grace to my viewers, offering a moment of pause and a
feeling of deep belonging. “ Stop, take a pause, look, admire, accept and cherish… with
patience.”
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