Avalokiteshvara: The Embodiment of Infinite Comion (2024) Digital Arts by Thich Hanh Nguyen
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This abstract painting captures the essence of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Comion, in a deeply moving and spiritually charged portrayal. The face of the Bodhisattva is rendered with ethereal brushstrokes, creating a sense of both presence and transcendence.
The eyes, partially closed in a state of deep meditation, convey an infinite wellspring of comion. There's a subtle smile playing on the lips, suggesting boundless love for all sentient beings. The overall expression is one of serene detachment coupled with profound empathy.
Soft, luminous colors blend and flow across the canvas, creating an aura of divine radiance around the Bodhisattva's face. The lines are fluid and graceful, emphasizing the spiritual nature of the subject rather than physical details.
The painting exudes a palpable sense of peace and purity. There's a quality of inner illumination, as if the Bodhisattva's infinite wisdom and comion are shining through from within. The composition balances between the tangible and the intangible, inviting viewers to look deeper and connect with their own innate capacity for comion.
For those who gaze upon this work, it offers a powerful opportunity for contemplation and spiritual connection. It serves as a visual representation of the Buddhist ideals of loving-kindness and comion, encouraging viewers to cultivate these qualities within themselves.
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Born in 1967, he settled in Denmark in 1985. He became a monk in 1987 at Vien Giac Temple in Hannover, .
In 1992, he traveled to India to study and learn about Tibetan Buddhism. He studied at the Sera University, a Gelukpa Buddhist institution, from 1993 to 1998.
In 1999, he established the Vien Giac Temple in Bodh Gaya, Bihar, and currently serves as its abbot.
He built the Cuc Lac Temple in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in 2005 and entered a three-year retreat from 2011 to 2014.
From 2016 to 2022, he returned to Vietnam to explore the local lifestyle and practice.
Since 2022, he has been the abbot of both the Vien Giac Temple in Bodh Gaya and the Cuc Lac Temple in Thailand.
Published Works:"Xứ Phật Tình Quê" (Buddha's Land, Hometown Love), Volume 1: 1998."Tự Truyện Một Người Tu" (Autobiography of a Monk), Volume 1: 2000."Tự Truyện Một Người Tu" (Autobiography of a Monk), Volume 2: 2001."Xứ Phật Tình Quê" (Buddha's Land, Hometown Love), Volume 2: 2002."Milarepa": 2004."Mùa Hoa Đào Nở" (The Season of Cherry Blossoms): 2014.
In 2023 and 2024, he embarked on an ambitious artistic endeavor, creating 10,000 Buddhist paintings with diverse themes, including the Buddha, Zen art, Nature and Humanity, Japanese Gardens, Ikebana (flower arrangement), Tea Ceremony, and the pinnacle of Japanese art.
- Nationality: VIETNAM
- Date of birth : 1967
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- Groups: Contemporary Vietnamese Artists
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