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Angkor Wat (/ɑŋkɔr vɔt/ Cambodian: អង្គរវត្ត, Ângkôr Vôtt), sometimes written Angkor Vat, is the largest and best preserved Hindu temple in the Angkor region. It is considered the largest religious structure ever built,1 and one of the most important archaeological treasures in the world.
Located 5.5 km north of present-day Siem Riep, in the province of the same name in Cambodia, Angkor Wat is part of the temple complex built in the area of Angkor,… the ancient capital of the Khmer Empire during its period of splendor, between the 9th and 15th centuries. Angkor covers an area of around 200 km², although recent research suggests a possible area of 3,000 km² and a population of up to half a million inhabitants.2
From its construction in the early 12th century until the royal seat was moved to nearby Bayon at the end of the same century, Angkor Wat was the political and religious centre of the empire.
« I wanted to be a pilot, but I ended up painting. Now I fly higher. »
Arturo Prins is an exciting Spanish artist whose style comes from a sensibility of play, discipline, freedom and rebellion, redoubled in a constant reinvention of himself. Thematically, Prins looks to delve into metaphysics, symbolism, esoteric cosmogony, while mixing in humor to soften the transcendent themes in his work. He also describes his work as being "nostalgic for the future, sometimes with a nod to the eclectic spiritualism between East and West."