Modern abstract Radha Krishna in pastel colors

An abstract, expressionist painting depicting two faces merging into one, symbolizing duality and unity, such as the concept of Ardhanarishvara (the fusion of Shiva and Parvati) or the inseparable nature of divine masculine and feminine.

The artwork uses bold, vibrant colors—notably blue, orange, yellow, and magenta—applied with visible impasto texture (thick paint application), suggesting the use of a palette knife.

The central division is strong, with one side featuring a more blue/cool tone and the other an orange/warm tone, highlighting the contrast and harmony between the two halves.

The eyes are closed in a peaceful, meditative state, and the figures share a central, elongated nose structure.

The overall style is modern and highly emotive, focusing on color and form to convey emotion and spiritual concept.