Autor/-in: Henry Sultan

He was never a hippie, he just looked like one.
Sultan began painting mandalas (magic circles) during his final year as a graduate student, in 1967. He calls his work "Art of the Mandala" because though it is spiritual-based, it's about color, composition, and a sense of creating a space using the universal symbol of a circle.

Through his history of painting he has always followed the spiritual wisdom of John Gruenwald:

"What's the difference between an artist and a dog?
Eventually, the dog stops whining."