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| New Brow Bumbelina Symbolism: "Oh death, where is thy sting?" These words of the bard give as much solace as any the psalmist wrote. Bumbelina is about possessing pain, owning it, understanding it and making it into what it really is-the glorious cause that effects transformation of the higher order. Life on this earth as represented by the cocoon shaped group of trees is a plane of metamorphosis from our lower nature to our true nature-from fearing the unknown to embracing it. The string around Bumbelina's neck is a reminder that our true nature is that of spirit and that pain is only experienced as negative or evil on the superficial level of false self-ego. "There is an edge to these works, whether it be an injection of mystery, cynicism, or a reveling in the mundane-the beauty of the dark shines bright." Originals and multiple limited edition options by Lynden St. Victor represented year round exclusively at Lynden's home gallery, POP Gallery in Santa Fe, NM. POP Collectors receive special pre-publication pricing and special offers with every purchase. Inquire directly about multiple options available on paper & canvas in standard and mural sizes, personalizations and commission opportunities by Lynden St. Victor directly with POP Gallery at 505.820.0788. |
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