"Many people believe that the only place to cultivate spirituality is in a temple, but the truth is that one's path to inner growth can be found anywhere. The concept of a 'dharma field' reminds us that we can create our own sacred space for self-cultivation, wherever we are."
As I created this black and white charcoal piece, I wanted to express the idea that nudity and religion can seem contradictory, but it is precisely this contrast that has drawn my attention to the deeper meaning of a dharma field in the midst of the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Through the use of light and shadow, I have captured the vulnerability and openness that comes with being naked, both physically and emotionally. The rawness of the human form, stripped of all clothing and adornments, reveals the essence of who we are as individuals and the potential for inner growth that exists within us all.

This piece is a reminder that spirituality can be found in the most unexpected places, even in moments of discomfort or vulnerability. By embracing our naked selves and creating our own sacred spaces for self-cultivation, we can connect with the divine within us and cultivate a deeper sense of purpose and meaning in our lives.