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By the River by Chinmoy Karmakar (2014)
12 in x 8 in

...A small river. A banyan tree. Fish swim in the water as a few boats float around. The tree bears witness to the interplay between the river and the life forms while itself remaining still and apparently inanimate.

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Predatorial by Chinmoy Karmakar (2012)
18 in x 18 in

...A school of fish. A big fish with a swarm of small fish. Predator birds sit silently on the shore. A big bird with powerful claws. Small birds with subdued presence. The sculpture depicts the predator prey relationship amidst the apparent harmony of existence.

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Buddha -II by Chinmoy Karmakar (2016)
18 in x 18 in

...The sculpture depicts the full moon (Buddha Purnima) of the night he was born in Lumbini and the Pipul tree (Ficus religiosa or sacred fig, Bodhibrikkha) under which he attained Nirvana. The spirals represent the attachment of the world that is the source of sorrow.

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The School by Chinmoy Karmakar (2015)
12 in x 12 in

...A school of fish journeying through the ocean. The tumultuous ocean with waves crashing after waves, is an abode of blue and peace to the creatures dwelling within. That have struck peace within the turmoil. A study in perspectives.

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Coexistence by Chinmoy Karmakar (2015)
24 in x 24 in

...A lamb. A few small birds. Motion and rest captured against a backdrop of coexistence and cohabitation.

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Buddha - I by Chinmoy Karmakar (2016)
24 in x 10 in

...A meditative Buddha amidst the spiral of life as cattle graze pleasantly amidst. This is a study in opposites that although seeks to contrast the opposites also depicts the apparent peace that dwellers in those spheres must strike to the immediate surrounding.

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Buddha - III by Chinmoy Karmakar (2010)
18 in x 18 in

...The sculpture depicts the full moon (Buddha Purnima) of the night he was born in Lumbini and the Pipul tree (Ficus religiosa or sacred fig, Bodhibrikkha) under which he attained Nirvana. The spirals represent the attachment of the world that is the source of sorrow.

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Mindfulness by Chinmoy Karmakar (2016)
18 in x 18 in

...Held in meditation, the intellect separates the predator from the prey. The predator is held in respite from its own tendencies to capture, captivate and conquest beyond its need. In such a state of equilibrium and enlightenment, an apparent harmony of existence is established. This sculpture depicts that study in contrast and mindfulness

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