| Index | The Conceptual 60's & 70's | The Analogical 80's & 90's |
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"La Papesse" on the left represents the passive
principle. The circles placed in a contained fashion
denote serenity. The spiral denotes continuity.
"The Flaming Head" represents
the active principle. The
action is implied by the opening at
the top and the spiral placed perpendicular to
the opening. This denotes movement in the middle of
duality.
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| In "Man With An Idea", the two semicircles at the top left of the structure symbolize the two forces. In the Chinese "Book of Changes" or "I Ching", the two universal forces are represented as yin and yang. |
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| "Le Cabaliste" is an allusion to one who is adept in the mysteries of the Cabal. The spiral eight-form line comprises a head and at the same time a figure in the middle is holding the spiral. |
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