Cast paper, Paint,  16 inches tall 9 inches wide.

Combining symbolism from Mesoamerican, ancient Greek and Christian cultures, the overall shape of this piece is a cross, but a cross that’s in the process of transforming into a higher state. The intertwined snakes, the caduceus, represent life, death and rebirth. They also are a representation of sexuality; they enclose a yoni, the passageway through which we all enter life.  The enlightened eye at the top oversees all.