You Worked Yourself Up
Oil, Lacquer on Canvas
20x14in
$1,260
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Helen Spoon
Germany
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- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Lacquer on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 19.7x13.8in
About this artwork
The crown on her head carries two signs – the cross and the crescent. For centuries they divided nations, but here they speak not of religions, but of the soul’s inner conflict, torn between faith and doubt. Her face is split in two: one eye open and clear, the other hidden in shadow. So too in each of us live two sides – the bright, full of hope, and the dark, heavy with fears. On one shoulder sits a black raven, whispering doubts and worries; on…
the other, a white bird, symbol of faith and forgiveness. One voice drags you down, the other calls you forward. To reach for the raven is to surrender to pain; to reach for the white bird is to release it. Yet perhaps it is not about choosing. Perhaps strength lies in embracing both. The Queen of Contradictions does not decide. Within her, light and darkness dance eternally – the same dance that carries each of us through life.
Helen Spoon
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Helen Spoon, a painter with a background in open studio practice, works primarily with oil and acrylic, believing in art’s accessibility and sincerity. She masterfully blends symbolism, surrealism, expressionism, and impressionism, using technique and medium to match each mood—acrylic for spontaneity, oil for emotional depth. Her artworks evoke profound emotions, offering viewers a space where vulnerability and inner resonance can be sincerely experienced.
