Eridanus and The Golden Rule
by Matt Konar
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Title
Eridanus and The Golden Rule
Artist
Matt Konar
Medium
Painting - Oil On Canvas
Description
In the gloomy sky the constellation Eridanus, which starts at the foot of Orion is the river of fire which flows past Cetus and then to outer darkness, is partially seen. In the cell the rat is eaten, the skeleton fish of Laodicea, the partially seen wooden cross crushes the serpents head, 10 hatch marks on the wall represent 10 reiterations of the golden rule - broken, the key is in plain site but not seen.
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March 28th, 2013
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Comments (7)
Randy Burns
This work has such a powerful feeling, as the curved posture of the person sits frame within a frame and the shadows of the bars coming in from the moonlight. You starry sky adds to the moment. What a great piece Matt. F/L.
Matt Konar replied:
Thank you Randy, I love your "And The Books Were Opened" beautifully illustrated.
Laurie Search
Oh, I just love this, Matt!! The poor guy!! If only he could see that the key is right there!! So wonderful, my friend!!! :)))vf
Matt Konar replied:
Thank You Laurie ~ I love looking through your "Buildings and Architecture" gallery : )
Nikki Dalton
There is magic sprinkled in your works Matt! This is so poignant and expressive! Great work!
Matt Konar replied:
Thank You Nikki, your image titled Leak is pleasantly mysterious and intriguing ...
Michael Durst
This is so wonderful! Such talent, Matt!
Matt Konar replied:
Michael, as you are also a psychologist you probably see to much of this ... your work is vibrant, full of life ... encouragement and hope ... beautiful ...
AnnaJo Vahle
Great expression of such extreme isolation and depression! I love all the details in the painting and in your description. f/v/w
Matt Konar replied:
Thank you ~ fortunately I do not suffer the fate of the fellow in the painting : )
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