This image is a close-up portrait of the head and face of the Buddha, created in a highly vibrant and dynamic abstract style.

Subject: The serene face of the Buddha, depicted with closed, meditative eyes and a slight smile. The focus is entirely on the head, with the large ear and coiled hair (ushnisha) visible.

Color Palette: The artwork explodes with a rainbow of saturated, contrasting colors, including deep blues, fiery reds and oranges, bright yellows, teals, and purples. The colors are applied in large, expressive blocks rather than smoothly blended, emphasizing emotion and energy.

Style and Technique: This piece is rendered in a thick Impasto style, similar to the previous images, but with a highly Abstract Expressionist or Cubist application of color. The visible, textured brushstrokes are laid down in thick patches and slabs, giving the face a segmented, mosaic-like appearance and immense physical texture.

Mood: Despite the vibrant, almost chaotic use of color, the expression of the Buddha remains one of deep calmness and peaceful meditation, creating a powerful juxtaposition between the frenetic technique and the tranquil subject matter.