Theatrical-779

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Artwork codeIG779
PaintingAcrylic on Canvas
Dimensions36 × 48 inch (W x H)
Year Created2019
Original ArtworkYes
Artist certificateAvailable
Print AvailableNo
Shipping MethodRolled

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DESCRIPTION

Theatrical-779 Painting by Chaitanya Ingle

(Bal Hanuman Painting)

Acrylic on Canvas

This painting presents the portrait of a young boy wearing a symbolic mask, suspended above a layer of clouds. The imagery reflects a dramatic inner landscape shaped by contemporary crises such as floods and famine circumstances that test human resilience and faith.

The central face represents the human mind during times of adversity. When confronted with challenges, we are often caught between opposing forces of thought, good and evil, hope and fear, positivity and negativity. The two faint figures facing each other in the background symbolize this eternal conflict between constructive and destructive energies.

Rather than being overwhelmed by difficult situations, the painting suggests that we must consciously choose the path of positivity and clarity. By listening to the inner voice of goodness, we can rise above turmoil and move toward our goals with strength and conviction.

The gada (mace) of Lord Hanuman, placed prominently within the composition, symbolizes power, courage, and the strength required to let good triumph over evil. It serves as a reminder that with faith and inner determination, we can overcome even the most challenging circumstances.

Theatrical-779

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