Pralaya II

This painting appears to be a piece of Balinese contemporary art. Balinese art is known for combining traditional and mythological elements with daily life, often featuring intricate details and vibrant colors.

This style of art has Hindu-Javanese origins and grew from artisans of the Majapahit Kingdom who expanded to Bali in the 14th century. 

The painting's style, with its intricate details and focus on traditional themes, is characteristic of Balinese art.

Some Balinese paintings, such as "Pralaya," depict stories of destruction and creation, using abstract shapes and colors to symbolize chaos and energy.

Ubud and surrounding villages are considered a center for Balinese art, where artists are known for using organic materials and drawing inspiration from Balinese mythology and legends.