Nyx, the goddess of the night, represents external darkness, the universal night and the mysteries within our own psyche.
Psychologically, Nyx resembles the depths of the subconscious, where our deepest desires, secrets, and dreams reside. She is the guardian of the hidden aspects of our soul, the nocturnal realm where the light of reason dims, and intuition and imagination take over. This inner darkness can be invoked by moments of introspection, contemplation, or during the silent hours of the night when we are alone with our thoughts.
In the shadows of night, we find a space where traditional structures of understanding and clarity fade, leaving us to confront the enigmatic aspects of existence.
What is the essence of our being? How do we reconcile the light and dark within us? What truths lie hidden beneath the surface of our daily lives?
Nyx embraces our psyche's ambiguity and complexity. She reminds us that the limits of our knowledge are not barriers but gateways to deeper wisdom. The darkness she presides over is not to be feared but explored, because it has the potential to hold the keys to our innermost truths.
This sculpture stands as a testament to the richness and depth of the human spirit. It is meant to encourage you to delve into your own unknown, to find beauty and insight in the shadowy recesses of your mind and soul.
In acknowledging Nyx, we honour the night within us, recognizing that in its embrace, we may find clarity and inspiration.
Details
- sculpted with clay
- antlers adorned with gold
- body glazed with dark blue crystals
- mounted on a grey soapstone base
- height is 40cm
