Indra's Net
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Indra's Net

$3,300.00
$3,300.00

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Indra’s Net by Anan Thathamma is an original oil on canvas measuring 47.24 x 59.05 inches. The artwork is a radiant constellation of color and form, inspired by the ancient Buddhist metaphor of universal interconnection. Swirling bands of cobalt, emerald, fuchsia, violet, and gold curve and coil across the surface, creating a kinetic visual field that feels alive with movement and breath. Each layered stroke captures light in a unique way, reflecting how every being and moment is linked to the next.

The painting’s intricate texture invites close study. Forms appear to emerge from shadowed depths, then dissolve into luminous currents, suggesting an endless network of energy. The composition feels both cosmic and deeply grounded, drawing the viewer into a contemplative space. Indra’s Net is ideal for collectors who appreciate spiritually charged abstraction and the power of color to evoke harmony, wonder, and unity.

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Indra's Net

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About The Artwork

"Suspended above the palace of Indra, the Buddhist god who symbolizes the natural forces that protect and nurture life, is an enormous net. A brilliant jewel is attached to each of the knots of the net. Each jewel contains and reflects the image of all the other jewels in the net, which sparkles in the magnificence of its totality. It stretches out indefinitely in all directions.
This creation is a fusion of emotions swirled into an abstract cosmos. with every stroke inviting viewers into a metaphysical journey. Colours and shapes intertwine, hinting at the interconnectedness of all things. "

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Indra's Net
Indra's Net
Indra's Net

About the artist

Anan Thathamma was born in Prachinburi, Thailand, in 1969, where he spent the first 12 years of his schooling immersed in Buddhist teachings and Sanskrit studies while living in a temple. It was during this formative period that he developed a profound appreciation for art,
particularly religious and spiritual art.

Upon moving to Bangkok at the age of 18, Anan embarked on a journey to pursue his passion for art. Working in various roles to support himself, he sought formal art education at the esteemed Alliance Française. Anan's artistic journey reached a milestone with his debut public
exhibition, hosted at the prestigious Sukhothai Hotel in Bangkok. The
exhibition garnered both critical acclaim and commercial success, setting the
stage for his burgeoning career.

Subsequently, Anan's artwork gained recognition within the expatriate and international community through a members-only exhibition at the British Club of Bangkok. Embraced by Thailand's King Rama IX Art Foundation, he was selected to represent Thai contemporary art
on a global stage. 

Anan's artistic process is deeply rooted in meditation and spirituality. Each
performance begins with meditative preparation, during which he paints with his
thumb, delving into a trance-like state until the artwork is completed. His
paintings serve as intricate cosmological narratives, seamlessly blending
figurative and abstract elements to evoke labyrinthine landscapes of the mind.

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