Hand painted water color Buddha face made in Cambodia artist signed 2004

Hand painted watercolor Buddha face artist signed 2004. This is a modern watercolor interpretation of the Bayon temple's iconic face towers, blending ancient Khmer iconography with expressive, minimalist watercolor technique. It conveys the serenity and grandeur of Angkor through a contemporary artistic voice. This painting is clearly inspired by Khmer heritage and reflects a reverence for ancient Cambodian spirituality and craftsmanship. The background features stylized trees with foliage rendered in soft, greenish-gray tones-hinting at the jungle surroundings of Angkor. • The negative space (white areas) is deliberately preserved, giving the scene lightness and contrast. There appear to be three large faces, rendered in a loose, abstracted manner, outlined with ink or dark watercolor and filled in with light washes of beige, sepia, and muted brown tones. • Bayon temple • Khmer architecture • Angkor Wat • Stone faces • Ancient ruins • Cambodian heritage • Southeast Asian temple • Jungle ruins • Temple sculpture • Multi-faced tower • Watercolor painting • Ink sketch • Loose brushwork • Expressive linework • Monochrome palette • Serene • Mystical • Timeless ・ Meditative • Historical • Spiritual • Ancient mystery • Tranquil landscape • Cultural reverence • Earth tones • Light wash technique • Minimalist rendering • Cambodia • Angkor Thom • Bayon faces • 2004 artwork • Southeast Asian art • Cultural landmark • Travel-inspired art • Artist dedication • Modern ink wash