Three Fishes
Watercolor, Ink on Paper
11x4in
$300
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Alex Litvin
Georgia
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- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Watercolor, Ink on Paper
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Framing :
Cardboard
under glass
Framed - Dimensions : 19.7x13.8in
About this artwork
This work draws on the image of Kali as an embodiment of primordial feminine power — raw, untamed, and deeply transformative. She stands not only as a destroyer, but as a force that dissolves illusion, clearing the way for truth and renewal.
Rooted in the symbolism of nature, Kali here can be seen as a manifestation of the Great Mother — both nurturing and fierce, holding within herself the full cycle of creation and destruction. Her presence is… not chaotic, but necessary: a reminder that transformation often begins with the breaking of what no longer serves.
The figure of Shiva beneath her reinforces this balance — stillness and consciousness meeting the unstoppable force of change. Together, they form a quiet tension between surrender and power, grounding the composition in a deeper sense of unity.
Rooted in the symbolism of nature, Kali here can be seen as a manifestation of the Great Mother — both nurturing and fierce, holding within herself the full cycle of creation and destruction. Her presence is… not chaotic, but necessary: a reminder that transformation often begins with the breaking of what no longer serves.
The figure of Shiva beneath her reinforces this balance — stillness and consciousness meeting the unstoppable force of change. Together, they form a quiet tension between surrender and power, grounding the composition in a deeper sense of unity.
Alex Litvin
Georgia
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Credentials
- Works on commission
Alex Litvin is a painter with a formal background in fine art and architecture, merging drawing and mixed media into her practice. Her technique fuses intricate line work, ornamental rhythm, and layered surfaces, using architectural precision alongside intuitive mark-making inspired by folk ornamentation and symbolic imagery. Her art invites deep contemplation, evoking a quiet strength and a sense of harmony, as she explores the emotional ties between humanity and nature through memory and ancient symbols.
