Seadusa
Seadusa merges my love of mythology with my passion for portraying powerful female figures, offering a bold reinterpretation of Medusa’s story.
In Greek mythology, Medusa was originally a beautiful maiden, her golden wavy hair considered her most striking feature. Enchanted by her beauty, Poseidon violated her in Athena’s temple. In a cruel twist, Athena punished Medusa—transforming her into a gorgon with serpentine locks and a gaze that turned any who met it into stone, condemning her to eternal isolation.
In Seadusa, I reclaim Medusa’s narrative, reshaping her as a sovereign force of the sea. Her hair, now flowing tentacle-like rather than serpent-like, is crowned with aquatic motifs. Her face shifts between the beautiful maiden she once was and the enigmatic being she has become, an evolution rather than a curse. Her gaze, rather than petrifying, compels the viewer to pause—to truly see her.
Encircling her are jellyfish-like forms, both protectors and symbols of her own transformation. Fittingly, the word Medusa not only means ‘guardian’ but also describes a sea creature with tentacle-like appendages—proof that mythology and nature echo one another in unexpected, serendipitous ways.
Acrylic, Oil, Ink, Collage
35" X 49" Canvas (stretched, mounted and framed) - Frame is included in this piece
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This is a one-of-a-kind mixed media piece that requires special care in packaging and handling.
Shipping within Canada and the continental U.S. is included in the price and reflects the cost of careful preparation and transport.
For international collectors, please contact me before purchasing so we can coordinate custom shipping based on your location.
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Seadusa merges my love of mythology with my passion for portraying powerful female figures, offering a bold reinterpretation of Medusa’s story.
In Greek mythology, Medusa was originally a beautiful maiden, her golden wavy hair considered her most striking feature. Enchanted by her beauty, Poseidon violated her in Athena’s temple. In a cruel twist, Athena punished Medusa—transforming her into a gorgon with serpentine locks and a gaze that turned any who met it into stone, condemning her to eternal isolation.
In Seadusa, I reclaim Medusa’s narrative, reshaping her as a sovereign force of the sea. Her hair, now flowing tentacle-like rather than serpent-like, is crowned with aquatic motifs. Her face shifts between the beautiful maiden she once was and the enigmatic being she has become, an evolution rather than a curse. Her gaze, rather than petrifying, compels the viewer to pause—to truly see her.
Encircling her are jellyfish-like forms, both protectors and symbols of her own transformation. Fittingly, the word Medusa not only means ‘guardian’ but also describes a sea creature with tentacle-like appendages—proof that mythology and nature echo one another in unexpected, serendipitous ways.
Acrylic, Oil, Ink, Collage
35" X 49" Canvas (stretched, mounted and framed) - Frame is included in this piece
Shipping Information
This is a one-of-a-kind mixed media piece that requires special care in packaging and handling.
Shipping within Canada and the continental U.S. is included in the price and reflects the cost of careful preparation and transport.
For international collectors, please contact me before purchasing so we can coordinate custom shipping based on your location.
View shipping & returns policy
Seadusa merges my love of mythology with my passion for portraying powerful female figures, offering a bold reinterpretation of Medusa’s story.
In Greek mythology, Medusa was originally a beautiful maiden, her golden wavy hair considered her most striking feature. Enchanted by her beauty, Poseidon violated her in Athena’s temple. In a cruel twist, Athena punished Medusa—transforming her into a gorgon with serpentine locks and a gaze that turned any who met it into stone, condemning her to eternal isolation.
In Seadusa, I reclaim Medusa’s narrative, reshaping her as a sovereign force of the sea. Her hair, now flowing tentacle-like rather than serpent-like, is crowned with aquatic motifs. Her face shifts between the beautiful maiden she once was and the enigmatic being she has become, an evolution rather than a curse. Her gaze, rather than petrifying, compels the viewer to pause—to truly see her.
Encircling her are jellyfish-like forms, both protectors and symbols of her own transformation. Fittingly, the word Medusa not only means ‘guardian’ but also describes a sea creature with tentacle-like appendages—proof that mythology and nature echo one another in unexpected, serendipitous ways.
Acrylic, Oil, Ink, Collage
35" X 49" Canvas (stretched, mounted and framed) - Frame is included in this piece
Shipping Information
This is a one-of-a-kind mixed media piece that requires special care in packaging and handling.
Shipping within Canada and the continental U.S. is included in the price and reflects the cost of careful preparation and transport.
For international collectors, please contact me before purchasing so we can coordinate custom shipping based on your location.
View shipping & returns policy
