Anima Animus
Two faces, mirror and shadow, turn toward each other in a moment suspended between silence and recognition. Anima Animus — named for Carl Jung’s archetypes of the feminine and masculine within — is a deeply philosophical large-format work where every surface is inscribed with Sanskrit text, as though the figures themselves are made of scripture, of prayer, of the eternal word.
Set against a deep, velvety darkness, one face glows silver, the other gold — yin and yang, soul and shadow, the inner self meeting itself. The swastika symbol in the background grounds the work in its ancient Indian meaning: auspiciousness, well-being, and cosmic balance.
- Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
- Size: 48 × 72 inches
- Style: Conceptual / Contemporary Indian Art
- Finish: Unframed original
A rare, commanding work for the collector who seeks art that provokes thought as much as it stirs emotion.
