Does my art look Masonic?

[Sambrina]

[img src="[/img]"]Good day brothers,

I am student of art, I am highly imaginative and my creations mainly come from my dreams and philosophies.


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I believe I can learn and grow more with criticism

Blessings

Ayshia

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[Tamrin]

Excellent. I can see what you mean by a masonic theme.

Another theme seems to be the traumatized self, reminiscent of Frida Kahlo's "The Broken Column" (self portrait, 1944).

The broken column is yet another important masonic theme.

[Sambrina]

Would the Frida Khalo painting refer to the body being a prison in which suffering emanates?

Thank you for your input, much appreciated

Blessings

Ayshia

[Tamrin]

I suggest you Google "Frida Kahlo". Her life was both intensely creative and full of physical and psychic pain.

[Sambrina]

I will do that, Thank you