At the center of Palindrom sits is a mythic being — part bird, part deity, part human. Its form is nearly symmetrical, hence the name Palindrome, but upon further inspection, the symmetry falls apart.  Every square in the background grid tells a miniature story — eyes, masks, feathers, mandalas, dream symbols — each lovingly crafted with a meditative hand. It’s as if the artist turned their entire inner world outward, brick by symbolic brick.  If you take the time, you might even find a spider wearing boots!

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