Acrylic on canvas in a wooden frame
30 x 40 cm
Saxa takes its name from the Latin word for stone or rock, distilling the quiet permanence of natural forms into a single symbol. A warm terracotta shape rests against a deep charcoal background, its irregular outline suggesting a weathered pebble, a seed, or an ancient mark worn smooth by time. The small opening near its edge introduces a sense of mystery, transforming a simple form into something both familiar and symbolic. As part of the Lingua Nova series, Saxa speaks of endurance, grounding, and the beauty found in elemental simplicity.
Each work is a symbol from the imagined world of Lingua Nova. Display one as a quiet statement piece, or combine several to create a unique constellation of forms and meanings.
If you like this artwork or you’d like something similar don’t hesitate to contact me.
Call me or let’s chat, we’ll work it out!
If you like this artwork or you’d like something similar don’t hesitate to contact me.
Call me or let’s chat, we’ll work it out!
