Prem Shashi/ Clashio BarbaraniTwo different identities for two different bodies of work by the same artist. Both tend to the fantastically complex and colourful - and thus to make killer jigsaws. The original mandalas are all hand-drawn and painted - so jigsaw puzzlers are getting the easier side of the deal - all you have to do is put them back together. For the photography-based work, doing the puzzle is the more labour-intensive part, as even the most fantastically complex pile-up of colour and line is often achieved with minimal effort in the digital design realm. The photos were taken on travels in India, Thailand, Cambodia and Bali, with a few from UK and one from Amsterdam. There are many more designs where these came from...

The Wheel of Hours

Yggdrasil Hill

Jungle Deities

Houses of Joy

Love-in-a-mist spiky plants overlay

Ranakpur Lapidary Lace 1

This Crooked Wheel of Magic

Chester Cathedral Overlay

Jungle Buddha

Love-in-a-mist/Hedgerow Fusion

Dharamsala shop

Co-creation

Living Currents

Chester Overlay

Dreaming Deities

Banteay Srei mirror overlay

The Dome of Home

Chiang Mai market stall

Guardians of the Heart puzzle

Amsterdam Overlay

Wat Arun/Banteay Srei Fusion

Psychedelic Wat Pho

Hampi magic tree

Banteay Srei/Sai Ngam Fusion

Meditation in the Marketplace

Oxon Cottage/Hedgerow Fusion

The Spring of my Lord

Forgotten Musicians

The Drunken Sufi Path of Love

Ranakpur Lapidary Lace 3

Ubud Temple in Technicolor

The Fortress of Faith

Ranakpur Overlay 2