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The Light Between Worlds
Luke Adam Hawker · 2 works in this exhibition
- MediumCopper Plate Etching
- Image size30 x 21 cm - framed 37 x 28 cm
- EditionEdition of 30
- Year2025
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About the artwork
I was walking home from the studio. It was 4 a.m. when I looked up to see my first moon halo, I had to blink a few times to check it wasn%u2019t just my tired eyes. The light crowned the moon in the most beautiful way, becoming a source of light neither %u201Chere%u201D on Earth nor %u201Cthere%u201D in space. The feeling was very unique and left me wondering if this light was almost physical, with a unique weight to it. That night turned from a tired trudge home into a moment I won%u2019t forget. Long ago, it was believed that the hawthorn was sacred, a natural gateway where one could catch a glimpse into the otherworld. When the moon was full and crowned with an elusive halo, it was said that the veil between worlds grew thin, and the sacred tree became a window into realms of spirits, fairies, and ancestors. On these nights, the light between worlds shone brightest, inviting those with open hearts to see beyond the ordinary and into the divine mystery that connects us all.