Scanner, my! Your experience comes through in this execution. The bigger Buddha in focus at the foreground and the smaller OOF Buddha at the background forms a unique indirect perspective (if I could describe it as such.. in my own words). My attention is certainly drawn to the front Buddha. And only upon re-examination that my eyes pick up the smaller one behind. A composition which, in my opinion, comes only after putting thoughts into.
In addition, the loss of the right arm, but the presence of the right hand on the thigh certainly portrays a surprising element as one would expect there to be a continuation from the right shoulder to the hand, but the missing arm creates a feeling of shock...
