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In Norse pagan mythologies, "Haga" meant quickset and Hawthorn.
This thorny shrub with hard wood and white flowers growing at the edge of forests, formed impassable hedges.
By extension, this word also meant "the one who stands at the border between the world of Men and the wild world". "Haga" became "Haag", the witch.
For me, this ancestral animist figure perfectly expresses the close link that is woven between nature and Man, when the latter… enters into connection, even in fusion with it, during shamanic journeys for example.
This thorny shrub with hard wood and white flowers growing at the edge of forests, formed impassable hedges.
By extension, this word also meant "the one who stands at the border between the world of Men and the wild world". "Haga" became "Haag", the witch.
For me, this ancestral animist figure perfectly expresses the close link that is woven between nature and Man, when the latter… enters into connection, even in fusion with it, during shamanic journeys for example.
- Medium : Acrylic, Collage on Canvas , Wood
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 48x20.5in
Mina
France
« For me art is magic, creating is a shamanic act, a bridge between the visible and the energies of the Universe. »
French artist Mina artwork's are richly symbolic, nourished by her interest in folklaw, mythologically and anthropomorphism each enchanting piece draws the eye and wonder of the viewer. Utilizing a range of techniques and materials, each unique piece has a luminosity and poignancy all of their own. For Mina the process of creation is a sensual and transformative experience which will take the viewer on an immersive journey of discovery and renewal.
Mina has displayed her artworks in solo and group exhibitions throughout France.
Mina has displayed her artworks in solo and group exhibitions throughout France.
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission