Private collection — viewing by invitation
Greek Myths
Nine gods, nine small canvases. Each one is reduced to a single eye and one attribute — a bolt, a lyre, a key — so the god is recognised the way a myth is remembered: by one detail, not by a face.
09 works — not for public sale
Zeus
01King of the gods, ruler of sky and thunder
The gold bolt splits the field; the eye holds two pupils, as if watching two worlds at once.
Thunderbolt · Acrylic on canvas · 30 × 30 cm
Hera
02Queen of the gods, guardian of marriage and vows
A raised hand, one gold ring on the finger — the oath kept, and the watching that comes with it.
Wedding band · Acrylic on canvas · 15 × 15 cm
Poseidon
03God of the sea, earthquakes and horses
A white moon of an eye set in black water, gold tridents rising through the swell.
Trident and waves · Acrylic on canvas · 15 × 15 cm
Hades
04Lord of the underworld, keeper of the dead
The eye becomes the bow of a key — what is locked below stays below.
Bident and key · Acrylic on canvas · 15 × 15 cm
Athena
05Goddess of wisdom, strategy and just war
A wide open eye on white, gold rays running out to every edge — clarity as a weapon.
Radiant sight · Acrylic on canvas · 15 × 15 cm
Apollo
06God of light, music, poetry and prophecy
A gold lyre with the eye laid across its strings, turned sideways like a note held too long.
Lyre · Acrylic on canvas · 15 × 15 cm
Ares
07God of war, the violence of battle itself
Helmet drawn in one gold line, a bare white blade beneath — nothing else needed.
Helmet and sword · Acrylic on canvas · 15 × 15 cm
Aphrodite
08Goddess of love, beauty and desire
Closed lashes and a half-smile, a gold swan leaning in from the edge of the canvas.
Swan · Acrylic on canvas · 15 × 15 cm
Hermes
09Messenger of the gods, guide of travellers and souls
A gold wing above the eye and speed lines behind it — the glance already gone.
Winged cap · Acrylic on canvas · 15 × 15 cm