Noqta Ritual

Buddha Half-Gaze — Ritual Stillness ; A quiet profile of Buddha rendered in earth and amber tones.
His gaze rests somewhere between awareness and repose —
a moment suspended in silence.
Textures recall bamboo gardens, temple walls, and incense mornings,
inviting contemplation into the collector’s interior.
A work for those who find ritual in calmness, and meaning in stillness.

Cyclist & Companion; A whimsical journey across sun-soaked hills.
A quiet gentleman pedals forward while a curious dog keeps pace —
a simple moment suspended between childhood nostalgia
and the lightness of everyday adventure.
An invitation to smile without reason,
and to remember that joy is often found in motion.

Keeper of Balance; A guardian of equilibrium — between motion and stillness,
light and shadow, intention and instinct.
A reminder that strength does not roar;
sometimes it only stands.

Devata in Scarlet Movement — Khmer Ritual; Born from the ritual iconography of Angkor, this Devata figure channels movement, grace, and divine femininity.
Her pose reflects celestial dance—poise suspended between devotion and gesture—while the scarlet imprint recalls temple reliefs and sacred textile dyes once used across Cambodia’s royal courts.