black azrael 24X30 acrylic on canvas (sold)
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black sun (sold, private collection)
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in the year of the flood 30X40 acrylic on canvas
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when even shadows burn 30X40 acrylic on canvas (sold)
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remote ways (sold, private collection)
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these black shores 36X48 acrylic (sold)
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three days 30X40 acrylic on canvas
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veil of tears 64X48 acrylic on canvas
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torso in freckle red 24X30 acrylic on canvas (sold, private collection)
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this imminent heat* 24X30 acrylic (sold, private collection)
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Here, I am working toward a psychology
of soul, based in a psychology of image.
The interest of depth psychology is in the
unconscious levels of the psyche.
Archetypes tend to be metaphors rather
than things. We find ourselves less able to
say what an archetype is literally and more
inclined to describe them in images.
Let us imagine archetypes as the deepest
patterns of psychic functioning, roots of
the soul governing perspectives we have
of ourselves and the world.
All ways of speaking of archetypes are
translations from one metaphor or another.
Even expressions of science and logic are
no less metaphorical than an image which
presents archetypes as root ideas, psychic
organs, figures of myth, typical styles of
existence, or dominant fantasies
governing consciousness... their
bedazzlement of consciousness becomes
blind to its own stance.
An archetype is best comparable with a
god.
~James Hillman
*collaboration with Daniel Ceglinski
segnale levant (signal rising). Sold. 48X64
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