On the symbolism and iconography of egg shapes (卵形の象徴と図像について)
On the symbolism and iconography of egg shapes, 1993 By Tadami Yamada 山田維史 (論文)「卵形の象徴と図像について」 日本語初出『AZ』1993年(新人物往来社) As if to investigate anew what an egg, which hung before my eyes in a state that could be called a vision or a notion, was, my painting career, which I had just begun at that time, has taken on the appearance of an egg hunt ever since. In England, on Easter, children search for colorfully dyed eggs in the thickets of plants or among flowers in their gardens. Children who gather the most eggs receive a reward. My painting career is just like those children. According to Jung, "The image of an egg depicts the outermost and the innermost, the greatest and the smallest, just like the idea of the Indian atman (self) embracing the world and living in the human heart as Thumb." My interest is solely in the relationship between eggs and the "place" from which ...
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