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Muses (2024-)

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Can identity be communciated through abstraction?

Habibi (2023)
Oil on Linen
140.5x70.8cm


Terpsichore (2024)
Oil on Linen
70x50cm
Terpsichore (2024)
Oil on Linen
70x50cm
Lillith (2024)
Oil on Linen
110x70cm
Lillith (2024)
Oil on Linen
110x70cm


Various
2024
Oil on Linen
Various

Exploring the relationship between muses and their presence within the collective unconscious. Each piece is created as an offering, guided by an idea and rituals from esoteric texts.
Assumption: Muses represent archetypes or deities from a particular vantage point in time and thought. By focusing on this connection throughout the creation process, the goal is to manifest a work that not only reflects my vision but also embodies these shared, symbolic representations.










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