Temple-Themed Abstract Architectural Acrylic Painting 'Meditative Pathways' Item ID: 2676664962

Name: Temple-Themed Abstract Architectural Acrylic Painting 'Meditative Pathways'
Brand: Sunil Jaiswal
SKU: 2676664962
Price: 249.99 USD
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"In this striking acrylic painting on paper, Indian artist Sunil Jaiswal interprets a temple as a serene space for meditation through bold abstract forms and a refined color palette. Deep blacks blend seamlessly with shades of rose, coral and soft peach, creating a dramatic yet contemplative contrast that draws the eye inward. The structure of the temple emerges through arches, domes and tiered silhouettes that are suggestive rather than literal, allowing viewers to experience the sacred architecture through emotion and movement. The central dome, rendered in sweeping strokes, becomes a symbolic gateway to inner stillness. Vertical lines mimic pillars, while layered shapes evoke sanctum corridors and shrine-like enclosures. The interplay of dark and light tones hints at the duality of the spiritual journey: shadow and illumination, introspection and awakening. Jaiswal's style maintains a sense of fluidity, giving the temple a meditative rhythm and quiet grace."

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1.52 oz
10.8 inches W x 13.8 inches H
Acrylic on paper
Arrives unframed
Signed by the artist

Made in India

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Sunil Jaiswal

"Besides art, I was also very much interested in photography and took a six-month course in that field upon completion of my 12th standard. After that, I did a four-year diploma course in painting at the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Institute of Art and Culture. I was so fascinated by the beauty of art that I couldn't deny the fact that I was in love with it. As I learned every stroke, each line, I was more and more attracted to the world of art. In 1993, after my four-year painting course, I continued this journey and received a BA degree in fine arts. Here I came in contact with a variety of art media and enjoyed every bit of it. I don't want to be bound by any particular theme or style and have tried my hand at almost everything connected with art, like wood sculpting, clay molding, metal, fiberglass, wrought iron, ceramics, etc. I did quite a bit of work in wrought iron and metal sculpting and got a good response. I love working on Ganesha themes and have done quite a lot of pieces on this deity.

"My theme depends on my mood and keeps changing with time. Right now I am working on music meditation. Here I explore human involvement with music in any form. I want to portray the joy people derive from meditation. My wife is also an artist and she inspires me a lot.

"I have done several shows in India, including Delhi, Bombay, Chandigarh, Lucknow and Jaipur, and it has been a wonderful experience for me. And it feels especially great to be associated with Novica."

Among Dr. Sunil Jaiswal's many achievements are the creation of art books for India's CBSC syllabus as well as a number of handsome coffee table books. In an on-the-spot competition on Mother and Child organized by the 'Anuvart Bhavan,' he won the first prize and received the trophy from the hands of India's Former President. He took the gold medal during student life in the College of Arts, received an Award from the All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society in 2010, and received the Vasudev Kutumbkam, CBSC Award in 2012.

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Sunil Jaiswal

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"Hello, my name is Sunil Jaiswal. I was born in 1969 and brought up in the beautiful city of Delhi, known as the 'city of lovers.' My childhood was a fun-filled one with lots of colors. Ever since I was a young boy, I was always interested in painting. I would participate in competitions and win them. One worth mentioning is the 'On the Spot Competition on Mother and Child' organized by the Anuvart Bhavan. I won first prize and the trophy was presented to me by the former president of India.

"Besides art, I was also very much interested in photography and took a six-month course in that field upon completion of my 12th standard. After that, I did a four-year diploma course in painting at the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Institute of Art and Culture. I was so fascinated by the beauty of art that I couldn't deny the fact that I was in love with it. As I learned every stroke, each line, I was more and more attracted to the world of art. In 1993, after my four-year painting course, I continued this journey and received a BA degree in fine arts. Here I came in contact with a variety of art media and enjoyed every bit of it. I don't want to be bound by any particular theme or style and have tried my hand at almost everything connected with art, like wood sculpting, clay molding, metal, fiberglass, wrought iron, ceramics, etc. I did quite a bit of work in wrought iron and metal sculpting and got a good response. I love working on Ganesha themes and have done quite a lot of pieces on this deity.

"My theme depends on my mood and keeps changing with time. Right now I am working on music meditation. Here I explore human involvement with music in any form. I want to portray the joy people derive from meditation. My wife is also an artist and she inspires me a lot.

"I have done several shows in India, including Delhi, Bombay, Chandigarh, Lucknow and Jaipur, and it has been a wonderful experience for me. And it feels especially great to be associated with Novica."

Among Dr. Sunil Jaiswal's many achievements are the creation of art books for India's CBSC syllabus as well as a number of handsome coffee table books. In an on-the-spot competition on Mother and Child organized by the 'Anuvart Bhavan,' he won the first prize and received the trophy from the hands of India's Former President. He took the gold medal during student life in the College of Arts, received an Award from the All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society in 2010, and received the Vasudev Kutumbkam, CBSC Award in 2012.

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