The Collective Unconscious ( Inverted Hexagram )

Artist: John Dicandia
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The Collective Unconscious ( Inverted Hexagram )

” The past, the present and the future are happening all around us” – Carl Jung

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18 favourites & 454 views as of 7/12/2009

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The Collective Unconscious ( Inverted Hexagram ) by John Dicandia

Daniel Angeles

Wow, this one is even better. even more mesmerizing. its fantastic….
John Dicandia replied

Thank you so much Daniel. I prefer this one too!! You have a good eye! :))
Roseann

OMG! It looks like a very different design. Well done!
John Dicandia replied

Thank you Roseann. You’re greatly appreciated! : D
JenLand

Fantastic!
Ming Myaskovsky

John you did a wonderful job on this series! This is just as awesome as the other one. You are a genius with these series, it’s incredible, I bow to you!! :)))
John Dicandia replied

Thank you for taking the time to look at this series Ming. I’d been working on it for the last few days. I’m Glad you love it! :))
Carol Berliner

Wooooow magical mystical mesmerising work!! Instant fav!!
John Dicandia replied

Woow! Thank you Carol, for your wonderfully selected words! :))
madvlad

i have a saying,, mine??as much is said, but my saying is,,~~- the good news is we are all alike~~- the bad news is we are all alike walt evans fools, fill lost sir fur
John Dicandia replied

Hi Walt, Thank you for commenting on this piece. Yes, I think whether we live in the US, Australia or Siberia we all share same basic instincts and dreams! :))
Shoaib .

wow this is so mindblowingly awesome
John Dicandia replied

Shoaib, your comments are welcome anytime friend! :))
colorblind

awesome you should add this to lifeline truly would be a nice addition
lifeline
is group hosted by Ricardo Perez & I colorlind
love this hits hard in my heart
and i like that each wrist has a different accersory
nicely done
John Dicandia replied

Thank you for the recommendation my friend. I’ll certainly do that! Cheers JD
John Dicandia replied

Thank you so much for the feature. It’s a great honour! :)))
Lea Williams

This is fantastic. Love the energy and i especially love what you wrote “The past, the present and the future are happening all around us” It is soooooo true. :-)
John Dicandia replied

Thank you for your appreciation once again. :))
linaji

Congrats on your feature!
John Dicandia replied

Thank you so much Lina. Cheers John :))
Vanessa Anderberg

This is wonderful:))
John Dicandia replied

Thank you Vanessa , you’re most welcome! :))
Erin Farrar

this is great!!!! awesome… love it!! :-)
John Dicandia replied

Hi Erin, It’s lovely to meet you. Thank you so much for your compliment! :))
JUSTART

great
John Dicandia replied

Thanks Justart! :)
karmym

very energetic and wonderful.
John Dicandia replied

Nice to meet you Karmym. Thank you for the wonderful compliment. :)
Fred Smilde

wonderful representation (a challenge indeed)- the archetypal and archaeological thinker- there is alot truth to his work- like that each wrist has something different- you know Camille paglia might say something about the squiggly lines moving outward (say it in jest- do not want to offend anyone)- a great work-
John Dicandia replied

When I was a teenager I bought a book by Carl Jung called ” A Man And His Symbols” and I still have it. it certainly helped shape my minds in the years that followed. I’m happy you like this piece.
Cheers JD
nishagandhi

amazing
John Dicandia replied

Thank you so much Nishagandhi. Cheers JD
wiscbackroadz 18 days ago

You do very unique work John….dont ever let anyone make you believe that you’re wasting your time…...great work….love abstract works!!!........Dennis
John Dicandia replied 16 days ago

Dennis, lovely to meet you. Thank you so much for your encouraging words which mean a lot to me. Also appreciate the favourites and adding me to your watchlist. :)