Eye of the Raven (Art)

In this artistic expression which I call Eye of the Raven, I delve into muted colors, orchestrating a visual narrative that unfolds through the dance of Samos and Giamos. Ravens are associated with wisdom, magic, and mystery they are the messengers and symbols of the Antumnos (The Otherworld). The eye of the raven serves as a metaphor for perception and insight, hinting at the nuanced understanding of the divine portrayed in the artwork. The eye of the raven becomes a conduit to the divine brining a depth of meaning and hidden truths for my self. Each stroke and hue breathes life into images, revealing the visages of the Gaulish deities. Samos emerges with hues that resonate the warmth of light, order, and the celestial expanse. Within the muted tones, Samos symbolizes the harmonious cadence and cultivated aspects of life, resembling the illuminated path that imparts clarity and structure to the cosmos. It is a visual hymn to the tamed and orderly facets of existence, where systems and rules govern the subtle dance of colors. Giamos unfolds in the darker, more mysterious corners of the canvas. Here, muted shades capture the essence of darkness, chaos, and the chthonic forces. Giamos symbolizes the untamed, magical dimensions of existence, embodying the transformative energies that dwell in the cosmic depths. Within these shadows, Giamos challenges the established structures, invoking the wild and unpredictable forces that disrupt the canvas’s conventional order. Samos and Giamos intertwine—a visual ode to the cyclical dance of light and shadow, harmonizing the harmonious and the primal, the illuminated and the mysterious, echoing the eternal pulse of existence.

Journey through the unseen realms concealed within the quiet embrace of Drus, where the mysteries of existence await discovery.

Carnutos