Radha and Krishna created in a semi abstract style merging symbolism with fluid motion

A dynamic and highly abstract representation of a dancing couple, likely Radha and Krishna, engaged in the Rasa Leela (divine dance).

The art style is unique, resembling intricate, swirling threads, ribbons, or colored particles, giving the figures a luminous, fabric-like texture.

The male figure (Krishna) is rendered in deep blue and orange, holding the female figure in an embrace.

The female figure (Radha) is portrayed in a spectrum of warm colors—red, yellow, and orange—blending into blues.

Their attire and limbs are exaggerated into sweeping, graceful curves and spirals, conveying movement and energy.

The background is a stark, solid black, making the brightly colored, illuminated figures appear to be floating or dancing in the darkness of space.

The overall composition is an interpretation of spiritual ecstasy and movement, combining traditional devotional themes with a modern, textural abstract style.