Untitled 

This untitled artwork by Hannibal Alkhas presents a complex, multi-layered narrative through a series of symbolic vignettes. Dominating the composition are various figures and motifs rich with cultural and historical significance. Consider the repeated image of the human face and form. It is a symbol appearing across cultures and epochs— from ancient Egyptian sculptures to Renaissance portraits. These figures, depicted in various emotional states, reflect a universal human condition. The serene meditative figure, possibly Buddha, evokes a sense of enlightenment and spiritual awakening. We see the cyclical nature of symbols. How they resurface, evolve, and take on new meanings in different historical contexts. These archetypes tap into our collective memory and subconscious processes, engaging viewers on a deep level and reminding us of the timeless human experience.