Hanuman1 by Amit Lodh, Original Mixed Media Religious Painting on Paper, Medium Horizontal Wall Art
Hanuman1 by artist Amit Lodh displayed in a Industrial Family Room
Hanuman1 by artist Amit Lodh displayed in a Contemporary gallery
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Hanuman1 by Amit Lodh, Original Mixed Media Religious Painting on Paper, Medium Horizontal Wall Art
Hanuman1 by artist Amit Lodh displayed in a Industrial Family Room
Hanuman1 by artist Amit Lodh displayed in a Contemporary gallery

Hanuman1 Mixed Media Religious Painting

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Type Painting
Subject Religious
Medium Mixed Media
Shape Horizontal
Artist Amit Lodh
Availability Not Available SKU AZ_PAIN_1713
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mythic figure, ornate border, monochrome drawing, blue palette, sacred-profane, urban skyline, cultural hybridity

Framed by an ornate, jewel-like border, the central figure stands as a mythic conduit between devotion and metropolis—rendered in stark monochrome as if carved from memory, while the surrounding blues pulse with decorative abundance. The composition stages a charged dialogue of eras: temple iconography and ceremonial adornment collide with vertical city silhouettes, suggesting modernity pressing in on inherited faith. Light is treated as contrast rather than illumination—white space becomes a sacred aperture, isolating the figure in a threshold where identity is both protected and exposed. In this suspended theater, the outstretched gesture reads like both blessing and warning, a quiet insistence that the spiritual body can still command the architecture that seeks to contain it.

Type

Original

Size

39x28

Material

Paper

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