<![CDATA[Ganesha blessing.jpg]]> Ganesha's Blessing”: (South-India) (oil on wood, 70x65 cm,).Original Sold.

Giclees available

On Canvas, (original measurements), edition 100x: 795,- euro

On Paper (original measurements), edition 100x: 395,- euro

]]> Ganesha's Blessing”: (South-India) (oil on wood, 70x65 cm,).Original Sold.

Giclees available

On Canvas, (original measurements), edition 100x: 795,- euro

On Paper (original measurements), edition 100x: 395,- euro

]]> <![CDATA[sleeping-at-the-feet-of-the-eternal-1.jpg]]> Sleeping at the feet of the eternal”: (India) (oil on wood, 80x60 cm,).Original Sold.

Giclees available

On Canvas, (original measurements), edition 100x: 795,- euro

On Paper (original measurements), edition 100x: 395,- euro

]]> Sleeping at the feet of the eternal”: (India) (oil on wood, 80x60 cm,).Original Sold.

Giclees available

On Canvas, (original measurements), edition 100x: 795,- euro

On Paper (original measurements), edition 100x: 395,- euro

]]> <![CDATA[Ganesha blessing.jpg]]> Ganesha’s Blessing (South India)

Oil on wood 2009 (70X60 cm) Original Sold

Giclees can be ordered in Art-Shop

The young monk sitting in front of an “Ganesha temple” in South India is blessed by a temple elephant (embodiment of Ganesha)

Ganesha is the son of Shiva (emptiness) and Shakti (Fullness). Ganesha is the messenger between the “explainable and unexplainable” (human and God)

According to the Hindu scriptures Ganesha will help his devotees to overcome the obstacles in life, especially the ones which could obscure clarity. Through Ganesha one can embrace Shiva/Shakti

]]> Ganesha’s Blessing (South India)

Oil on wood 2009 (70X60 cm) Original Sold

Giclees can be ordered in Art-Shop

The young monk sitting in front of an “Ganesha temple” in South India is blessed by a temple elephant (embodiment of Ganesha)

Ganesha is the son of Shiva (emptiness) and Shakti (Fullness). Ganesha is the messenger between the “explainable and unexplainable” (human and God)

According to the Hindu scriptures Ganesha will help his devotees to overcome the obstacles in life, especially the ones which could obscure clarity. Through Ganesha one can embrace Shiva/Shakti

]]> <![CDATA[sleeping-at-the-feet-of-the-eternal-1.jpg]]> Sleeping at the feet of the eternal”; (India)(oil on wood, 80×60cm) Original sold, Giclees can be ordered in Art-shopIn this painting the artist imagined God as Lord Shiva. The statue of Shiva is not seen as a total image, which symbolizes the inability to see God as a totality. De sadhu ,who has laid down at the feet of Shiva, came to honour God and recognize Him as Creator and Destroyer of all Creation, but he fell asleep, now failing awareness of the Divine presence.The Sadhu dreams the bondage of body and mind, without the awareness of the eternal presence from which the bondage arises.In the Hindu scriptures the Creation is seen as Maya, Leela, or dream. The only eternal truth is God. To wake up from this dream is called God realisation.Behind the statue the river Ganga is seen. According to the scriptures the river arises from the head of Shiva.]]> Sleeping at the feet of the eternal”; (India)(oil on wood, 80×60cm) Original sold, Giclees can be ordered in Art-shopIn this painting the artist imagined God as Lord Shiva. The statue of Shiva is not seen as a total image, which symbolizes the inability to see God as a totality. De sadhu ,who has laid down at the feet of Shiva, came to honour God and recognize Him as Creator and Destroyer of all Creation, but he fell asleep, now failing awareness of the Divine presence.The Sadhu dreams the bondage of body and mind, without the awareness of the eternal presence from which the bondage arises.In the Hindu scriptures the Creation is seen as Maya, Leela, or dream. The only eternal truth is God. To wake up from this dream is called God realisation.Behind the statue the river Ganga is seen. According to the scriptures the river arises from the head of Shiva.]]> <![CDATA[Ganesha blessing.jpg]]> Ganesha’s Blessing (South India)

Oil on wood 2009 (70X60 cm) Original Sold

Giclees can be ordered in Art-Shop

The young monk sitting in front of an “Ganesha temple” in South India is blessed by a temple elephant (embodiment of Ganesha)

Ganesha is the son of Shiva (emptiness) and Shakti (Fullness). Ganesha is the messenger between the “explainable and unexplainable” (human and God)

According to the Hindu scriptures Ganesha will help his devotees to overcome the obstacles in life, especially the ones which could obscure clarity. Through Ganesha one can embrace Shiva/Shakti

]]> Ganesha’s Blessing (South India)

Oil on wood 2009 (70X60 cm) Original Sold

Giclees can be ordered in Art-Shop

The young monk sitting in front of an “Ganesha temple” in South India is blessed by a temple elephant (embodiment of Ganesha)

Ganesha is the son of Shiva (emptiness) and Shakti (Fullness). Ganesha is the messenger between the “explainable and unexplainable” (human and God)

According to the Hindu scriptures Ganesha will help his devotees to overcome the obstacles in life, especially the ones which could obscure clarity. Through Ganesha one can embrace Shiva/Shakti

]]> <![CDATA[sleeping-at-the-feet-of-the-eternal-1.jpg]]> Sleeping at the feet of the eternal”; (India)(oil on wood, 80×60cm) Original sold, Giclees can be ordered in Art-shopIn this painting the artist imagined God as Lord Shiva. The statue of Shiva is not seen as a total image, which symbolizes the inability to see God as a totality. De sadhu ,who has laid down at the feet of Shiva, came to honour God and recognize Him as Creator and Destroyer of all Creation, but he fell asleep, now failing awareness of the Divine presence.The Sadhu dreams the bondage of body and mind, without the awareness of the eternal presence from which the bondage arises.In the Hindu scriptures the Creation is seen as Maya, Leela, or dream. The only eternal truth is God. To wake up from this dream is called God realisation.Behind the statue the river Ganga is seen. According to the scriptures the river arises from the head of Shiva.]]> Sleeping at the feet of the eternal”; (India)(oil on wood, 80×60cm) Original sold, Giclees can be ordered in Art-shopIn this painting the artist imagined God as Lord Shiva. The statue of Shiva is not seen as a total image, which symbolizes the inability to see God as a totality. De sadhu ,who has laid down at the feet of Shiva, came to honour God and recognize Him as Creator and Destroyer of all Creation, but he fell asleep, now failing awareness of the Divine presence.The Sadhu dreams the bondage of body and mind, without the awareness of the eternal presence from which the bondage arises.In the Hindu scriptures the Creation is seen as Maya, Leela, or dream. The only eternal truth is God. To wake up from this dream is called God realisation.Behind the statue the river Ganga is seen. According to the scriptures the river arises from the head of Shiva.]]> <![CDATA[*Purification (original art-work)]]>

  • “Purification”: ......Sold.....No Giclees available

  • Mixed media: (soft,oil pastel), colour pencil, acryl on paper, 2007, 135x90cm (Including frame and passé-partout, behind museum perspex glass); price; 4550,- euro
  • This drawing shows the ritual bathing in the Ganga in the city of Hardewar (North-India) Thousands of people in India travel daily to bath in the holy Ganga, hoping to be blessed with the grace of the Lord, which will diminish their Karma.

  • Gallery Asia

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  • “Purification”: ......Sold.....No Giclees available

  • Mixed media: (soft,oil pastel), colour pencil, acryl on paper, 2007, 135x90cm (Including frame and passé-partout, behind museum perspex glass); price; 4550,- euro
  • This drawing shows the ritual bathing in the Ganga in the city of Hardewar (North-India) Thousands of people in India travel daily to bath in the holy Ganga, hoping to be blessed with the grace of the Lord, which will diminish their Karma.

  • Gallery Asia

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