Cerne and The Goddess
A richly symbolic image depicting the Celtic ‘Horned God’ Cerne or Cernunnoss in passionate embrace with his consort, The Goddess. Cerne is traditionally Lord of the Animals and The Goddess is generally associated with the ‘Sacred Forest’ of all life on Earth. The forest, however, needs animals to spread the seeds and pollenate the flowers., and the animals need the forest to provide food and shelter. As such, neither can survive without the other. The union of Cerne and The Goddess ensures the continuity of all life on Earth.
All of my artworks are executed in handmade papers and organic materials from the rainforests of Northern NSW, Australia. As such, they not only represent our union with the earth symbolically, but also physically as objects in their own right.
Cerne and The Goddess belongs to the following groups:
Love & Romance , Passions and Spiritual Art Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
Michelle Boyer
Interesting work
Kym Breeze
this is stunning and the way you have created it is amazing…cheers
Shewolfe
A beautiful work, really rich and detailed. I love this, it’s fantastic.
AlteredIllusions
Excellent piece
Damian
Wonderful work, love the image and your description!
HELUA
Great depth of understanding. Thank you !
micmac
This is beautiful,congrats for the first place on« love and romance»
Karen Cougan
Congrats for your prize…......you deserve it
xkc
wynity1
Stirring and prophetic! Cerne and his Goddess appear to be passionately ensuring the future ot the forests. Are they able to come here and ensure ours! A beautiful painting!
Jennifer Vickers
Love the desciption to such a great piece.
CherrieB
this is truely wonderful, as one pagan artist to another this is truely brilliant.
FAIRIEWOMAN1
Enchanting and mythic imagery, nicely executed.
catherine walker
so wonderful..well done!!
catherine walker
ps.. I love your handmade paper..I’ve been making some too!.. it’s not as nice as yours though!..well done again!
Mui-Ling Teh
Beautiful work; I love the way you’ve described it. You are right; the forest and the animals cannot survive without one another.
eoconnor 1 day ago
love the idea that you create even the p;aper well done LIZ