Collection of 10 sculptures of Buddha reincarnation. 2 sculptures of 44 centimeters . 2 sculptures of 66 centimeters. 6 sculptures of 66 centimeters.
This is not merely a sculptural series — it is a journey of human consciousness through different eras, identities, and states of being.
Here, Buddha is reborn again and again, passing through every dimension of human nature:
the sage and the child, the warrior and the beggar, the philosopher and the worker, the priest and the businessman, the ruler and the wanderer.
Each figure represents a separate life, a separate experience, and a separate truth.
The old man with a staff carries time and memory.
The boy with his hands in his pockets embodies innocence and freedom.
The soldier holding a weapon reflects the inner conflict of humanity.
The beggar with an empty bowl symbolizes the acceptance of emptiness.
The philosopher with a manuscript represents the eternal search for meaning.
The worker with a hammer embodies labor and creation.
The priest represents faith.
The businessman reflects the power of the material world.
The pharaoh symbolizes the desire for immortality and power.
And above them all stands the central Buddha — a symbol of balance and the eternal cycle of rebirth.
This series is a reflection on how humanity changes faces, eras, clothing, and destinies,
while within every incarnation, the same journey toward self-understanding continues.
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