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Myth of Pandora
There are two sides of the myth. On one hand, Pandora is considered to be the bringer of death and despair among humans, but she is also the bringer of fertility because before her, death and birth didn't exist. That's why I chose to add both the flowers as a symbol of life (coming from the decorations on the[...]
Myth of Pandora
There are two sides of the myth. On one hand, Pandora is considered to be the bringer of death and despair among humans, but she is also the bringer of fertility because before her, death and birth didn't exist. That's why I chose to add both the flowers as a symbol of life (coming from the decorations on the jar) and the skeletons as death. As with the Fates and the thread, this is also a metaphor for the cycle of life.
Originally, Pandora was found to be connected to Gaia, Demeter and other earth deities, which indicates that over time this "all-giving" goddess was demoted to an "all-gifted" mortal woman. This version is the one depicted in Hesiod's poem the Work and Days and is unfortunately the most well known.
There are two sides of the myth. On one hand, Pandora is considered to be the bringer of death and despair among humans, but she is also the bringer of fertility because before her, death and birth didn't exist. That's why I chose to add both the flowers as a symbol of life (coming from the decorations on the jar) and the skeletons as death. As with the Fates and the thread, this is also a metaphor for the cycle of life.
Originally, Pandora was found to be connected to Gaia, Demeter and other earth deities, which indicates that over time this "all-giving" goddess was demoted to an "all-gifted" mortal woman. This version is the one depicted in Hesiod's poem the Work and Days and is unfortunately the most well known.
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I am an artist from France. I make digital paintings usually inspired by greek mythology. Thanks for stopping by!
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I am an artist from France. I make digital paintings usually inspired by greek mythology.
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