International Conference on Buddhist Art, Architecture, and Iconography (ICBAAI - 27)

This track explores the historical development of Buddhist art, examining how cultural exchanges and regional influences have shaped its evolution. Participants will analyze key artistic movements and their significance in the context of Buddhist traditions.

Focusing on the architectural styles of Buddhist temples, this session will investigate the interplay between spirituality and design. Presenters will discuss how various architectural elements reflect the underlying philosophies of Buddhism.

This track delves into the rich symbolism found in Buddhist iconography, exploring how visual representations convey complex spiritual concepts. Scholars will present case studies that highlight the significance of symbols in different cultural contexts.

This session addresses the challenges and strategies involved in preserving Buddhist heritage sites in the face of modernization and environmental threats. Discussions will include the role of local communities in heritage conservation efforts.

Participants will examine the relationship between aesthetics and spirituality in Buddhist art, considering how artistic expression serves as a medium for spiritual experience. This track encourages a dialogue on the philosophical underpinnings of aesthetic choices.

This track investigates the evolving role of temples in modern Buddhist practice, focusing on their significance as community centers and spiritual hubs. Presenters will explore how temples adapt to contemporary societal needs while maintaining traditional values.