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By EDEN Gallery,
Posted Feb 09, 2023 ,
In Art Blog, SN
The skull, a symbol of death, has captivated artists for millennia, serving as a haunting reminder of the fleeting nature of life. Eden Gallery artist SN is no exception, having developed a fascination with the macabre motif since his childhood days of sketching skulls on his school desk. SN’s artwork transforms the symbol of death into a thing of beauty, using intricate butterfly designs to line his skull pieces.
SN’s art is inspired by his appreciation for beauty and the natural world. He infuses his artworks with harmony and aesthetics, creating a harmony of form and meaning. In his work ‘Front Skull with Wings,’ SN gives the butterfly-covered skull the wings of a falcon, symbolizing freedom, intuition, bravery, and dominance.
Through his use of skulls, SN tells stories and excites viewers with his depictions of beauty and mortality. His work ‘Double Skull’ is a prime example of his mastery of symmetry, while ‘Front Skull Large’ showcases the movement and beauty he imbues into his art.
The versatility of the skull as a subject matter and its ability to evoke powerful emotions have made it a timeless symbol in the art world. Whether in painting, sculpture, or photography, the skull continues to challenge and captivate the viewer, serving as a poignant reminder of the transience of life and the universality of death. Experience the magic of SN’s artwork at Eden Gallery or a local gallery near you.
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