Titled "Scryer" this piece depicts the 10 Lined June Beetle that inhabits the part of California on the topographical map around the area of Yosemite Lake. I intentionally put this type of insect on the map as the scarab beetle has been used as a symbol of rebirth in ancient Egypt and still is to this day all over the world. The narrative tells a story of the potential of water to return to the desert, reforesting the land and bringing with it 4 legged inhabitants such as the featured elk, as if the beetle itself is the scrying mirror, or an object of divination.
Available in 4 sizes: 5 x 7 inches, 8 x 10 inches, 11 x 14 inches, and 18 x 24 inches as an archival giclée print.
Titled "Scryer" this piece depicts the 10 Lined June Beetle that inhabits the part of California on the topographical map around the area of Yosemite Lake. I intentionally put this type of insect on the map as the scarab beetle has been used as a symbol of rebirth in ancient Egypt and still is to this day all over the world. The narrative tells a story of the potential of water to return to the desert, reforesting the land and bringing with it 4 legged inhabitants such as the featured elk, as if the beetle itself is the scrying mirror, or an object of divination.
Available in 4 sizes: 5 x 7 inches, 8 x 10 inches, 11 x 14 inches, and 18 x 24 inches as an archival giclée print.
