
2013, digital, 30 x 42 in.
Wairua rises as a psychedelic ceremonial vision built from symmetry, flame, and ancestral presence. The composition is centered on a masklike face that glows from within, surrounded by curling white linework, deep blue spirals, and red triangular forms lit with golden fire. At the base, two mirrored human figures stand joined in a luminous embrace, each holding a torch that extends the image’s current of light upward through the body of the piece. White feather forms crown the upper section, while scattered stars and floating embers hold the image in a dark cosmic field.
The work feels protective, charged, and ritually alive. Light gathers at key thresholds throughout the composition, especially at the forehead, the chest, and the figures below, creating a clear vertical movement from embodiment toward spirit. You move through the image as though passing through layers of invocation, where flame becomes language and ornament becomes force. The blue forms soften the sharper geometry, giving the image a breathing tension between structure and motion.
Wairua reads as a hyperdimensional emblem of spirit, kinship, and transformation. Its visual power comes from the balance between sacred symmetry and living intensity. Fire, human connection, and luminous pattern merge into a single field of presence, making the image feel both ceremonial and visionary.
Visionary & Psychedelic
Psychedelic | Visionary | Trippy | Sacred Geometry | Mandalas | Hyperdimensional
Nature & Spirit
Landscape | Ocean | Spirit Animals | Angels | Deities | Pagan
Dark & Abstract
Dark | The Void | Innerspace | Black Rainbow | Abstract