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The owl, patron bird of Goddess Athena, has a history that goes beyond the common association with wisdom and knowledge. In ancient Egypt, owls were known to be keen-sighted hunters. It is believed that a magical inner light gave owls night vision. As the symbol of Athena, the owl was a protector.
In Hindu mythology, the owl is considered to be the vehicle of Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth.
This painting is a tempera on Napali handmade paper. The blue eyes and the beautiful expression make the painting unique.
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"The brilliant Sri Pramono’s Reading Nature’s Signs #2 is a complex and meaningful abstract that reminds us of a universal method to every madness. The subtle colors used - a far cry from the hues that usually portray nature - all blend in perfect harmony to indicate a flow that takes in everything, no matter how diverse. Thanks to MayinArt for highlighting the works of such prolific artists."
