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Mixed Media, New Media on Other
Size: 7200 W x 5700 H x 0.1 D in
The Artwork depicts the Twenty-Ninth Succubus archetype of the Fallen 'Anima,' named, Astaroth, who is listed in the medieval grimoire, entitled the Goetia. The name of Astaroth was originally derived from the Mesopotamian sex Goddess called Astarte, the Sumerian’s and Babylonian’s knew as Ishtar, the ancient Greek’s named, Aphrodite, the Roman’s to name as Venus. Astarte means, Queen Of Heaven. As an archetype of the ‘Anima,’ she is essentially an interstellar space chick. However, the Playgirl grimoires of the deified 'Animus,; made as a God/Devil, which primarily list male entities, describe her as being a male Demon suffering from a bad case of halitosis, which is somewhat laughable. Astaroth, whose name is also written as Ashtaroth evolved into becoming the UFO, cult icon, named, Ashtar, of Star Command. Hence the play on words, concerning the now iconic “I Want To Believe,” prop poster out of the science fiction TV series, X-Files. Ashtar (sometimes called Ashtar Sheran) is the name given to an extraterrestrial being or group of beings, some people claim to have channelled through their addled brains since the Roswell incident, involving a probable WII German flying wing, and George Adamski’s visitations from ‘Project Blue Book’ Aryan (Nordics) aliens.
Mixed Media:New Media on Other
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:7200 W x 5700 H x 0.1 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:No
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Mardun is principally a Surrealist Artist, whose author's name is Faustus Crow; but both art and writing alchemically merge of a sacred wedding. Mardun has an experiential interest in lucid dreaming, which of a neurological phenomenon has inspired artists and authors throughout the ages, from whose creations since the time of the painted cave wall of a Shaman have sprung insights into the nature of reality, which became ensuing mystical traditions, such as the occultism of Aleister Crowley to that of the Surrealist 'fantasy fiction' of H.P Lovecraft. Mardun does not see a division between the practices of art and magic; for both practices deal with symbolism, which is the subconscious language form of surrealist dreams and of your fantastic Imagination, which also inspires your culture.
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