Sarnath (Urban Reverie) by Mrinal Dutt, Original Acrylic Charcoal Contemporary Painting on Canvas, Medium Square Wall Art
Sarnath (Urban Reverie) by artist Mrinal Dutt displayed in a Contemporary Penthouse
Sarnath (Urban Reverie) by artist Mrinal Dutt displayed in a Contemporary Exhibition gallery
Sarnath (Urban Reverie) by Mrinal Dutt, Original Acrylic Charcoal Contemporary Painting on Canvas, Medium Square Wall Art
Sarnath (Urban Reverie) by artist Mrinal Dutt displayed in a Contemporary Penthouse
Sarnath (Urban Reverie) by artist Mrinal Dutt displayed in a Contemporary Exhibition gallery

Sarnath (Urban Reverie) Acrylic Charcoal Contemporary Painting

Sale price Rs. 54,000.00 INR
Type Painting
Subject Contemporary
Shape Square
Availability In stock SKU AZ_PAIN_182791
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Buddhist Iconography, Saffron Robe, Faceless Figure, Temple Relief, Chiaroscuro Grey, Impermanence, Meditative Stillness

A faceless monk in molten saffron and rust sits as a living ember against a temple wall of meticulous scripts and reliefs, his anonymity turning the body into a vessel rather than a portrait. Beside him, the stone-grey Buddha—eyes lowered, bowl cradled—radiates a quiet gravity, and the dialogue between warm pigment and cool monochrome stages the passage from human seeking to timeless stillness. The architectural grid compresses time into layered inscriptions, while the robe’s downward drips suggest impermanence: devotion staining the present even as it slips away. In this poised imbalance of presence and absence, the work becomes a meditation on transmission—how silence is taught, and how the self dissolves into practice.

Type

Original

Size

32x32

Material

Canvas

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