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Erica Berkowitz

Erica Berkowitz

Northport, NY

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CHIMERAS’ SONG by Orphné Achéron, Image 1.
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  • Orphné Achéron
  • CHIMERAS’ SONG, 2021
  • Pencil, ink and gold paint on 185g Arches paper
  • 15.6 x 11.7 in (39.62 x 29.72 cm)
  • Framed: 21.1 x 17.2 in (53.59 x 43.69 cm)
  • $1,800
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In Antiquity, chimeras were considered as the incarnation of dangers which threaten Humans on
Land and Sea, and above all as the symbol of the volcanic powers hidden inside the Earth. These
ambiguous and enigmatic hybrid creatures could be both protective and evil guardians. Thus, they
could mix with light as well as darkness. They represent the condition of human existence in material
life but also the spiritual quest in order to apprehend the eternal life in the Afterworld.
In a way, Chimeras’ Song for Of Land, Sea and Sky show is the metaphor for questioning on the
condition of earthly life embodied by the Mermaid, which is the relationship betwen Land and
depths of the Sea, and on the enigma of soul’s eternal life embodied by the winged Sphinx, which is
in turn the relationship between Land and Sky in its celestial form. This questioning has been running
through the human mind like a bewitching and chimerical song since the dawn of time.

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Noelin by Nikolas Tower
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Corporeal by Robert Duxbury
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Hinata by Hope Doe
Hinata by Hope Doe
Arabian SandSlider by Matt Dangler
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See all artwork from Erica Berkowitz
 

- Payment plans are welcome and tailored to each collector's preferences.

- Please direct questions and inquiries to Erica at [email protected] or (516) 807-4076 (texts/calls welcome)