Mandala

This painting is made up of interconnecting circles that form triangles.  Below are the spiritual meaning of these shapes.  

In every culture the circle symbolizes wholeness and the experience of unity. The circle represents the idea that everything is part of a single unified whole. The circle's symmetry and balance can reflects the divine order of the cosmos. The loop of the cycles of life, death, and rebirth.  The circle can represent a higher power's protective embrace and the cosmic forces that govern existence. It is symbolic of the journey through the unconscious. The circle is the beginning of all geometry.  
The triangle is associated with pyramids, arrowheads and sacred mountains.  It carries the theme of self discovery and revelation. The shape stands for goals, visions and dreams. In spirituality, a triangle often represents the concept of a trinity, signifying the connection between mind, body, and spirit, or in Christianity, the Holy Trinity of God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; it is widely seen as a symbol of power, stability, and perfection.  The equilateral triangle, with equal sides, symbolizes perfect balance and harmony between different elements. In some traditions, the upward-pointing triangle represents ascension and the creative force, while the downward-pointing triangle symbolizes grounding and the feminine.  Due to its strong geometric structure, the triangle is often associated with power, strength, and stability. Many mystical practices utilize the triangle to represent different aspects of the self, like the conscious, subconscious, and superconscious mind

Giclee print on archival matte paper. Each print is hand signed and numbered.14x18