Aikidō Collection by Asha Kalifa.
Aikidō (合気道) is a Japanese practice whose name means “the way of harmony with energy.” Rooted in the philosophy of redirecting force into flow, it speaks to balance, stillness, and transformation.
This collection of minis carries that spirit — small works that quietly shift the restlessness of daily life into calm presence. Each 20×20 cm piece is a grounding anchor, distilling the depth of larger paintings into an intimate scale.
Like the practice itself, these works do not resist or force; they invite harmony, stillness, and connection.
• 20×20 cm
• Each piece, one-of-a-kind & will not be remade
• Framing available on request
• Released in small curated collections only
Aikidō Collection by Asha Kalifa.
Aikidō (合気道) is a Japanese practice whose name means “the way of harmony with energy.” Rooted in the philosophy of redirecting force into flow, it speaks to balance, stillness, and transformation.
This collection of minis carries that spirit — small works that quietly shift the restlessness of daily life into calm presence. Each 20×20 cm piece is a grounding anchor, distilling the depth of larger paintings into an intimate scale.
Like the practice itself, these works do not resist or force; they invite harmony, stillness, and connection.
• 20×20 cm
• Each piece, one-of-a-kind & will not be remade
• Framing available on request
• Released in small curated collections only
