Mandala III - The Unconscious Digital art

The artwork is a symmetrical, mirrored image of gnarled, intertwining tree roots or branches. The complex network of twisted wood creates an intricate pattern, with textures ranging from smooth to rough, and colors primarily in shades of gray, brown, and beige. The symmetry emphasizes a central axis, forming a balanced and almost kaleidoscopic effect, with the natural forms resembling abstract shapes or organic structures. The depth and layering of the roots give the piece a three-dimensional, tactile quality.

The artwork is a fascinating exploration of nature’s complexity through the symmetrical arrangement of tree roots or branches. The mirrored composition immediately captures attention, inviting viewers to engage with both the literal and abstract possibilities within the piece. The use of natural colors—grays, browns, and beiges—grounds the image, allowing the eye to linger on the intricate patterns formed by the intertwining wood. This neutral palette enhances the organic essence of the subject matter, while the variation in texture, from smooth to rough, contributes to the visual interest and authenticity.

If ordered directly from the artist the product is 30 by 20 inches plus 2” gallery wrap, printed on museum-quality Epson Exhibition gloss-finished canvas professional Epson P6000 24-inch wide printer and protected by two coats of clear lacquer. Delivered with artist's signature on the lower right front, individually numbered an edition of only 25, it is shipped in a sturdy tube to save you high shipping charges and allows you to select the mounting of your choice. It will look fine mounted on canvas stretchers like an oil painting and optionally place in a float frame. Makes a great gift!