Independent Films, Lifestyle & Art
Liquid Mandala
by wyshock
Liquid Mandala was created for spiritual meditation. The variety of pigments and foods used in this piece are moved in an orbital pattern that references cosmic origins as well as structures and patterns found throughout nature. The mandala has been used throughout history by many cultures such as the Aztecs, Navajos and Tibetans.
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Language: English
Year of production: 2003
Length: 00:11:00
Country: United States
Directors:
Michael Wyshock
Producers:
Michael Wyshock
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