Fire Mudra

In this surrealist work, Fire Mudra is a powerful and dynamic representation of the Agni Mudra, or “Mudra of Fire.” The painting features two hands forming the sacred gesture—the thumb touching the ring finger—symbolizing a profound union of the fire and earth elements. The hands are not merely isolated subjects; they are surrounded by a mesmerizing inferno of crimson, gold, and deep orange hues that seem to pulse with energy. These swirling, flame-like forms evoke the transformative and purifying nature of fire, which in yogic philosophy, represents the vital life force within.

The composition subtly references the ancient Hindu deity Agni, who embodies this sacred fire and acts as a conduit between the human and divine. The piece captures the dual nature of fire—its destructive power and its ability to cleanse and renew. The painting is a visual meditation on stimulating the body’s internal fire, representing not just improved physical vitality and circulation, but a deeper spiritual process of purification and renewal. It is a powerful invitation to connect with that inner flame and embrace its transmutative energy.