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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pen on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 22x28in
About this artwork
The painting reflects on the story of Daniel in the Lions Den, while also dealing with the idea of Universal Balance. In Daniel and the Lions Den, Daniel comes out of the den unharmed. This painting reflects that story with the lion attacking Daniel in the open, and Daniel's acceptance of change and the possibility of not-being. When trying to escape an unwanted change, and that change is inevitable, there is a moment of submission, of acceptance.…
The lion leaps on top of the pursued, its claws invading and claiming possession.
This artwork also deals with balance, of yin-yang, male-female, sun-moon, agression-submission, all terms describing fundamentally the same idea. Submission and dominance, night and day, harmony and discord, birth and death, all 2 parts of one idea that can not exist without the other are seen in this painting. When the opposites of one idea intersects upon itself, it creates change, movement, and the illusion of time.
This artwork also deals with balance, of yin-yang, male-female, sun-moon, agression-submission, all terms describing fundamentally the same idea. Submission and dominance, night and day, harmony and discord, birth and death, all 2 parts of one idea that can not exist without the other are seen in this painting. When the opposites of one idea intersects upon itself, it creates change, movement, and the illusion of time.
Skip Myers
United States
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« I am painting my thoughts, my diary, through symbols and characters, to tell my story to others now and those in the future. »
Skip Myers is an experienced painter from the United States whose work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions nationally. Working in narrative figurative painting in acrylic on canvas, Myers paints to capture various people and cultures to preserve for future generations. His work is characterized by both fauvist and surrealist qualities, bringing eclectic scenes to life through bright color palettes and definitive lines.