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In ancient Roman religion, Regifugium or Fugalia ("King's Flight") was an annual observance that took place every February 24. The Romans themselves offer varying views on the meaning of the day. According to Varro and Ovid, the festival commemorated the flight of the last king of Rome, Tarquinius Superbus, in 510 BC. Plutarch, however, explains it as the symbolic departure of the priest with the title rex sacrorum.

Materials used:

acid free paper, archival ink

Tags:
#abstract #digital #fractal #esoteric #j5rson #arcane 
Regifugium
Digital Art (Giclée)
by Jeff Iverson

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In ancient Roman religion, Regifugium or Fugalia ("King's Flight") was an annual observance that took place every February 24. The Romans themselves offer varying views on the meaning of the day. According to Varro and Ovid, the festival commemorated the flight of the last king of Rome, Tarquinius Superbus, in 510 BC. Plutarch, however, explains it as the symbolic departure of the priest with the title rex sacrorum.

Materials used:

acid free paper, archival ink

Tags:
#abstract #digital #fractal #esoteric #j5rson #arcane 

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My work is a synthesis of the intricate, chaotic, and unpredictable. I work primarily in digital media, focusing on colorful abstracts, complex fractal manipulations, and digital photography, with brief incursions... Read more

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