SIZE : 20" x 20" x 1.5"
MEDIUM : Oil on canvas
YEAR : 2025
Quality, archival materials.
Coated with UV-protective gloss varnish.
Ready to hang.
Signed Certificate of Authenticity included.
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Ancient Egyptians worshipped the scarab beetle Khepri for its ability to roll spheres of fertilizer across the desert. Khepri rolls the sun from the below eastern horizon into the morning sky, renewing life. If you've ever rolled dough between your hands, or thrown clay on a potter's wheel, you know that spherical forms naturally arise from circular motion. This is how worlds like ours came to be round, as the planet and its orbit continuously form each other. The scarab and its spheres represents this creative force of cosmogenesis through movement.
SIZE : 20" x 20" x 1.5"
MEDIUM : Oil on canvas
YEAR : 2025
Quality, archival materials.
Coated with UV-protective gloss varnish.
Ready to hang.
Signed Certificate of Authenticity included.
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Ancient Egyptians worshipped the scarab beetle Khepri for its ability to roll spheres of fertilizer across the desert. Khepri rolls the sun from the below eastern horizon into the morning sky, renewing life. If you've ever rolled dough between your hands, or thrown clay on a potter's wheel, you know that spherical forms naturally arise from circular motion. This is how worlds like ours came to be round, as the planet and its orbit continuously form each other. The scarab and its spheres represents this creative force of cosmogenesis through movement.
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