The two paintings (Double Bluff I + II) function as a pair; a complement and antithesis to the other.
They are based on the trickster figure and its representation as intermediary between the spirit and physical world in various cultures. This figure has taken the form of The Raven in the Indigenous Pacific North-West, Hermes in Ancient Greece, Mercury in Ancient Rome and the Coyote in Navajo culture. Here (s)he is seen as a pair of Mesoamerican ritual vases depicting twin forms of Huēhuecoyōtl, a benign prankster and the god of mischief, uninhibited sexuality, and song.
Oil painting on linen
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£1,700
The two paintings (Double Bluff I + II) function as a pair; a complement and antithesis to the other.
They are based on the trickster figure and its representation as intermediary between the spirit and physical world in various cultures. This figure has taken the form of The Raven in the Indigenous Pacific North-West, Hermes in Ancient Greece, Mercury in Ancient Rome and the Coyote in Navajo culture. Here (s)he is seen as a pair of Mesoamerican ritual vases depicting twin forms of Huēhuecoyōtl, a benign prankster and the god of mischief, uninhibited sexuality, and song.
Oil painting on linen
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This artwork is sold by Ben Stephenson from United Kingdom