acrylic-paint, watercolor
contemporary
acrylic
non-objective-art
circle
acrylic-paint
abstract
watercolor
abstraction
watercolor
Kazuaki Tanahashi created this enso, or circle, with brush and ink. The enso symbolizes emptiness, wholeness, and the universe, embodying both presence and absence. The unbroken circle has appeared throughout history, from ancient mandalas to Ouroboros, the snake eating its own tail. In alchemy, it represents infinity and the cyclical nature of life and death. Jung saw mandalas as symbols of the self, emerging from the subconscious, reflecting a search for completeness. Observe how the artist's brush moves, creating a dynamic image. The variation in color and texture is reminiscent of the psychological concepts of the unconscious as a fluid and ever-changing space. The empty space within the circle, while seemingly void, is full of potential. This image reminds us of the continuous flow of time and the ongoing nature of existence, reflecting the perpetual return and transformation of symbols throughout human history and their ability to evoke profound emotional responses.
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