Moon Shadows 

Ronau William Woiceske created this print, depicting a snow-laden landscape under a full moon, evoking both serenity and an underlying sense of mystery. The moon, a powerful symbol, looms large. Across cultures, the moon has symbolized the passage of time, cycles of nature, and the subconscious. This celestial body is a mirror reflecting back our own inner depths. It evokes an emotional response, stirring up feelings of introspection and the unknown. Think back to classical depictions of Diana, the moon goddess, or even further to ancient lunar deities, each reflecting humanity's enduring fascination with this orb. Consider the path, those shadows in the snow suggesting the way of life, which are reminiscent of similar paths in, for instance, Caspar David Friedrich's landscapes. The paths invite us on a symbolic journey and also hint at the transient nature of existence. These motifs echo through art history, revealing our collective fascination with the cyclical and transformative power of nature.