In this piece, the snake and the moon are interpreted as powerful symbols representing rebirth and transformation. Across various cultural beliefs and occult practices, snakes are often linked to the number six, while ancient civilizations revered them as emblems of wisdom and enigmatic strength. These characteristics also align with the symbolism of the number six, which holds profound significance in numerous philosophical traditions, representing harmony, love, and well-being. Additionally, this artwork features intricate Chinese calligraphy for "snake," a moon-shaped guqin intertwined with the snake, a miniature Chinese temple, and the peony, one of China's top ten flowers. By blending these elements, an enchanting and vintage playing card is brought to life.
Created By
Yin Lu
60 x 90 cm | 24 x 35 in
2023
