Elements – Fire
€2,500.00
Oil on panel – 50 x 35 cm – 2025
Fire represents activity, action, light and power. It is an expansive outgoing energy creating change around itself.
Fire was allocated the direction of North and located at the highest point on the Tree of Becoming. Plato, as well as those before him, ascribed to this element the tetrahedron, the simplest 3-dimensional form that can be made from triangles.
The triangle, when pointing up, indicates the energy of the flame and is traditionally used to represent fire in the alchemic tradition.
Read more on the back ground of this series on my blog: The Elements
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This art work is being exhibited in the Tuynkamer at the Embassy of the Free Mind in Amsterdam from 1 April until 31 May 2026.
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Oil on panel - 50 x 35 cm - 2025
Fire represents activity, action, light and power. It is an expansive outgoing energy creating change around itself.
Fire was allocated the direction of North and located at the highest point on the Tree of Becoming. Plato, as well as those before him, ascribed to this element the tetrahedron, the simplest 3-dimensional form that can be made from triangles.
The triangle, when pointing up, indicates the energy of the flame and is traditionally used to represent fire in the alchemic tradition.
Read more on the back ground of this series on my blog: The Elements
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