This vibrant acrylic painting is a pop art portrait of a young woman, characterized by a bold, geometric style known as WPAP (Wedha’s Pop Art Portrait).

This square acrylic on canvas features a close-up portrait of Gautama Buddha in a state of deep meditation and inner peace.

 The painting focuses on the face of the Buddha, showing his closed eyes and a faint, serene smile. His elongated earlobe is visible on the left side, a traditional symbol of his royal past and spiritual awakening.

• The Background: The most unique feature of this work is the black background filled with the repeated chant “Ram Ram” written in Hindi/Sanskrit script. This symbolizes Hanuman’s eternal and unwavering meditation on Lord Rama.

• Posture and Hand Gesture: Hanuman is shown in a standing or kneeling posture with his right hand raised in the Abhaya Mudra (the gesture of fearlessness). A red “Om” symbol is inscribed on his palm.

This artwork presents a symbolic interpretation of a flower in emergence, expressed through abstract form and layered texture. The curved, upward-reaching lines suggest petals unfolding, while the dark, delicate stem anchors the composition like a quiet source of growth. Warm earthy tones—ochres, yellows, soft reds, and greens—blend across the surface, evoking soil, sunlight, and seasonal change. The textured background adds a sense of time and memory, as if the flower is rising through layers of experience. Rather than a literal botanical study, the work reflects themes of growth, resilience, and inner transformation, inviting emotional and intuitive engagement.