He Called on His Idyll and the She Took Him
Oil on Canvas
48x24in
$6,100
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Roger Williamson
United States
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 48x48in
About this artwork
To embody the divine, a woman assumes the form of the goddess Kali. She seeks to manifest the Goddess's fearsome power within herself, to be filled and empowered by that primordial force.
To channel and amplify this transformation, she dances. Her movements are an offering before the yantra—the sacred geometric signature of the goddess. This intricate diagram, used like a talisman in the Western Magical Tradition, focuses her intent and becomes… a conduit for divine energy. The garland of skulls that adorns the yantra, and the goddess herself, are not mere symbols of death; they represent the great epochs of time, the countless ages both past and yet to come, all of which Kali transcends.
To channel and amplify this transformation, she dances. Her movements are an offering before the yantra—the sacred geometric signature of the goddess. This intricate diagram, used like a talisman in the Western Magical Tradition, focuses her intent and becomes… a conduit for divine energy. The garland of skulls that adorns the yantra, and the goddess herself, are not mere symbols of death; they represent the great epochs of time, the countless ages both past and yet to come, all of which Kali transcends.
Roger Williamson
United States
Credentials
- Works on commission
Roger Williamson, originally from England and now based in Minneapolis, creates paintings and literary works woven with esoteric themes and symbolism, drawing from his early training under his artist mother. His technique masterfully unites the mystique of French Symbolism with the structured frameworks of Western esoteric traditions such as Qabalah, Alchemy, and Astrology, resulting in vibrant, ethereal compositions. Roger’s art acts as a visual grimoire, evoking a sense of wonder, spiritual awakening, and the exhilarating challenge of self-discovery within the mysteries that define human existence.
Roger Williamson
Dance For Kali
$8,000
