The "Nyatapola Lakshmi Pentaptych" captures the Nyatapola Temple in Bhaktapur, Nepal. "Nyatapola" means "five-story temple" in Newari and is dedicated to the Hindu goddess Siddhi Lakshmi, symbolizing a structure built to counteract destructive forces and bring prosperity. This series uses a diverse palette of rich, gradient hues and focuses on the pagoda's roofs. The five photos correspond to the five-tier roof, with colors representing Lakshmi's attributes: blue (purity), green (dharma), red (kama), yellow (artha), and purple (moksha). Each frame's size reflects the significance of these goals, and their arrangement is left to personal interpretation, encouraging reflection on moral values. The absence of sharp lines adds a dreamy, ethereal quality, with light and shadow playing prominent roles evoking a sense of mystery and devotion, symbolizing change, growth, and the passage of time. The "Nyatapola Lakshmi Pentaptych" marries cultural heritage with abstract art, inviting viewers to explore deeper meanings behind the colors and forms. This series is not only a visual delight but also a meaningful representation of philosophical and spiritual ideals.