Udaya is a 36 x 48 inch oil painting from the Sacred Circle Series that explores themes of awakening, illumination, and spiritual renewal. Named after the Sanskrit word for “rising” or “dawn,” the work depicts a solitary figure seated before an expansive horizon, reaching toward a radiant celestial light that fills the sky with luminous golds, blues, and violets. Blurring the boundaries between sea, sky, and self, the painting evokes a moment of profound stillness and connection, inviting viewers to reflect on transcendence, inner peace, and the possibility of renewal.
Udaya is a 36 x 48 inch oil painting from the Sacred Circle Series that explores themes of awakening, illumination, and spiritual renewal. Named after the Sanskrit word for “rising” or “dawn,” the work depicts a solitary figure seated before an expansive horizon, reaching toward a radiant celestial light that fills the sky with luminous golds, blues, and violets. Blurring the boundaries between sea, sky, and self, the painting evokes a moment of profound stillness and connection, inviting viewers to reflect on transcendence, inner peace, and the possibility of renewal.