Shadows in Conflict.

Against the stark purity of white, two shadows dance in eternal conflict. On the left, a figure of jaqged angles and defiant lines lunges forward, a spear of obsidian etched across its form. Its counterpart, wreathed in swirling tendrils of darkness, seems to topple back, its form dissolving into the ethereal white like spilled ink. Yet, even in retreat, there’s a defiant curve to its silhouette a hint of unspoken power held in reserve.

Is this a clash of titans, a primal ballet of creation and destruction? Or perhaps a silent conversation between opposing forces, their black ink whispers echoing across the void? The white canvas acts as a battleground, a space where light and shadow grapple for dominance,

where light and shadow grapple for dominance, leaving the viewer mesmerised by the unspoken narrative that unfolds before them.

Each stroke, each curve, speaks volumes. The sharp edges of the attacker speak of aggression, of raw, untamed power. The flowing tendrils of its opponent hint at resilience, at a wisdom born from ancient shadows. Their dance is a poem of contrasts, a silent symphony of light and dark, each element playing off the other to create a sense of tension that crackles in the air.

This isn’t just wall art: it’s a portal, a window into a world where shadows breathe and darkness whispers secrets. It’s a canvas that

invites you to step into the fray, to become a part of the story that unfolds within its stark beauty. It’s a stunning testament to the

power of simplicity, a masterpiece that speaks volumes with the barest of strokes.

So let your gaze linger on the white canvas, let the shadows draw you in, and listen to the unspoken narrative that unfolds before vou.

In the dance of these black adversaries, you might just find a reflection of your own inner struggles, your own battles between light and dark. And in that reflection, you might discover a new understanding, a new appreciation  for the beauty that lies in the heart of conflict.

Height 40cm………..16 inches

Width  60cm…………24 inches

Weight  2.8kg……….6.2 Lbs

Hand-Made in England by Norman