Fighting Galaxies I 

Małgorzata Serwatka painted "Fighting Galaxies I," where swirling forms suggest celestial bodies locked in a cosmic dance. The dominant visual symbols are the arcs and lines suggesting movement, the building blocks of the universe itself. Observe the swirling motif, echoing ancient depictions of the ouroboros, the snake eating its own tail, symbolizing cyclicality, death and rebirth. These motifs are not merely aesthetic; they tap into something primal within us. The tension between the blue, white, and red mass and the brown one is palpable, the battle between order and chaos, mirroring our own internal struggles. We see these spirals across cultures and epochs, from ancient mandalas to modern abstract art. This artwork transcends time, evoking the eternal struggle between opposing forces, engaging the viewer in a deep, subconscious contemplation of existence itself.