Mandala A #2

The ancient Greek philosopher Pythagoras believed that the circle was the perfect figure in the world. In Chinese traditional culture, circle represents harmony and moisture. In Buddhism, Mandala represents the gathering place of sages and merits.

Inspired by this idea, the author adds various patterns and patterns on the basis of the circle, unfolds them layer by layer around the center, coordinates the changes of the shape of the color, interweaves with each other, blends and sets off, and uses a random algorithm to multi-layer superposition and combination to form the final work.

I hope that every soul is holy, all things are harmonious and shining, so that the light of self-reflection and love will shine forever.

I would like to take this creation as a tribute to Master Xingyun of Foguang Mountain in Taiwan. The Buddha kingdom is boundless in the world, and the Buddha light shines on everyone.