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...

Dreaming Deities

The Drunken Sufi Path of Love

Guardians of the Heart puzzle

Ranakpur Lapidary Lace 3

Houses of Joy

Yggdrasil Hill

Ranakpur Lapidary Lace 1

Chester Cathedral Overlay

The Wheel of Hours

Living Currents

Banteay Srei/Sai Ngam Fusion

Ranakpur Overlay 2

Meditation in the Marketplace

Love-in-a-mist spiky plants overlay

Jungle Deities

Hampi magic tree

Forgotten Musicians

Wat Arun/Banteay Srei Fusion

Oxon Cottage/Hedgerow Fusion

Psychedelic Wat Pho

Jungle Buddha

Banteay Srei mirror overlay

Ubud Temple in Technicolor

Co-creation

Chiang Mai market stall

This Crooked Wheel of Magic

The Fortress of Faith

Dharamsala shop

The Dome of Home

Amsterdam Overlay

Chester Overlay

The Spring of my Lord

Love-in-a-mist/Hedgerow Fusion