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Enjoying Yourself (Rhythmic Abstraction) by Niraja Bhuwal, Original Acrylic Figurative Painting on Canvas, Large Vertical Wall Art
Enjoying Yourself (Rhythmic Abstraction) by artist Niraja Bhuwal displayed in a Mid-Century Modern Hotel Lobby
Enjoying Yourself (Rhythmic Abstraction) by artist Niraja Bhuwal displayed in a Museum Style gallery
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Enjoying Yourself (Rhythmic Abstraction) by Niraja Bhuwal, Original Acrylic Figurative Painting on Canvas, Large Vertical Wall Art
Enjoying Yourself (Rhythmic Abstraction) by artist Niraja Bhuwal displayed in a Mid-Century Modern Hotel Lobby
Enjoying Yourself (Rhythmic Abstraction) by artist Niraja Bhuwal displayed in a Museum Style gallery

Enjoying Yourself (Rhythmic Abstraction) Acrylic Figurative Painting

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Type Painting
Subject Figurative
Medium Acrylic
Shape Vertical
Availability Not Available SKU AZ_PAIN_155864
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Contemporary Icon, Fragmented Figure, Bold Color Blocks, Screenprint Aesthetic, Drips, Sacred Symbolism, Pop Abstraction

A devotional figure is reassembled through fractured planes of saturated color, as if memory and myth have been screen-printed, misregistered, and then allowed to bleed into one another. The central silhouette—anchored by a halo-like disc and crowned forms—hovers between presence and erasure, while drips and hard-edged blocks of black interrupt the sanctity with urban grit and temporal decay. This tension between reverence and rupture turns the icon into a site of negotiation: tradition held up to contemporary velocity, where spiritual stillness persists inside a restless, chromatic noise.

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Original

Size

48x36

Material

Canvas

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