05 Jun Harmony
About This Piece
Early Egyptians held the sun in particular reverence, understanding that all life on Earth depended on it. Re, the anthropomorphic sun god, was one of the first gods to be universally worshipped in ancient Egypt. Re represented a fusion of three concepts: nature, animals, and humanity. The woman represents a fully human artistic depiction of Hathor, the goddess of love and childbirth, who is shown holding up the universe. The baboon represents Thoth, the god of wisdom and writing, who bears witness to the act of creation. The scarab symbolizes rebirth and regeneration, representing the continuous cycle of life. The painting attempts to portray harmony emerging from the chaos of creation in the background. Egyptians believed that there was intelligence and will behind the process of creation, reflecting a distinctive understanding of the origins and order of the universe.
Size 48x60
Medium Oil
Year 2025
Early Egyptians held the sun in particular reverence, understanding that all life on Earth depended on it. Re, the anthropomorphic sun god, was one of the first gods to be universally worshipped in ancient Egypt. Re represented a fusion of three concepts: nature, animals, and humanity. The woman represents a fully human artistic depiction of Hathor, the goddess of love and childbirth, who is shown holding up the universe. The baboon represents Thoth, the god of wisdom and writing, who bears witness to the act of creation. The scarab symbolizes rebirth and regeneration, representing the continuous cycle of life. The painting attempts to portray harmony emerging from the chaos of creation in the background. Egyptians believed that there was intelligence and will behind the process of creation, reflecting a distinctive understanding of the origins and order of the universe.
Size 48x60
Medium Oil
Year 2025