The British-Portuguese artist Nelson Ferreira  has reached another historic milestone in his career by painting in Angkor Wat, following an unprecedented residency at Borobudur, Indonesia. Known for his revolutionary PlatiGleam  technique, Ferreira was the first artist ever to stage a documented official solo exhibition within Borobudur , the 1,200-year-old UNESCO World Heritage Site and the world’s largest Buddhist temple. During August 2025, Ferreira created nocturnal paint

Borobudur, the largest Buddhist temple in the world, hosted Nelson Ferreira's solo exhibition Nyawiji (The Union) featuring PlatiGleam paintings. It was the first time this 1200 year old temple hosted a solo art show. This initiative represents not only a landmark event in the international art scene but also a dialogue between contemporary times and a thousand-year-old historical heritage. The paintings were created at night in Borobudur, Prambanan and Sewu temples, as part

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