Crowning the Empress | Online Art Exhibition
As autumn unfolds, bringing a season of harvest and reflection, we invite artists to explore themes of triumph, abundance, and nurturing energy through the lens of the Empress archetype. Defined by Carl Jung, the Empress represents the Great Mother—a central figure in the collective unconscious embodying nurturing and creative forces. She reflects attributes of fertility, abundance, and unconditional love, connecting us to the cyclical nature of life. The Empress encourages us to embrace our own creative potential and find balance by nurturing both ourselves and others. As we gather the fruits of our labour and prepare for the quieter days of winter, we reflect on the empowerment and fulfilment that the Empress signifies.
The archetype of the Empress is celebrated across various traditions through goddesses such as Demeter, Pomona, Amaterasu, Bharat Mata, Tara, Pachamama, Živa, Laima, Rūpė and many other.
• How does the Empress’s triumph manifest in your work?
• How do the vibrant, transformative energies of autumn align with the realisation of your inner power and abundance?
Join us in honouring the majesty and abundance of this time, as we celebrate the “Crowning the Empress.”
Yuxiao Zhu (Clara）
Dazzling Birth (part of the multipiece artwork Theatre of Life),
Brass, Copper, Spray Paint, Acrylic
Paint, Resin
2024
Paint, Resin
2024
150x120x110mm
780 GBP
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Yuxiao Zhu (Clara）
Maze (part of the multipiece artwork Theatre of Life)
Brass, Copper, Spray Paint, Acrylic
Paint, Resin
Paint, Resin
200x120x150mm
2024
680 GBP
Yuxiao Zhu(Clara）
Roses and Death (part of the multipiece artwork Theatre of Life)
Brass, Copper, Spray Paint, Acrylic
Paint, Resin
Paint, Resin
30x90x30mm
2024
600 GBP
Kathleen Bryson
Alaska – London
Our Lady of Fair Elections
Acrylics, house paint, enamel, type-correction fluid, pen & ink on posterboard
A1
2017
NFS
