'Medusa'

“Medusa” reinterprets the mythological figure as a protective and symbolic presence, drawing on ancient traditions in which her image guarded thresholds, armor, and sacred objects.
Two stylized owls flank the composition, introducing the iconography of Athena – the goddess who both punished and later wielded Medusa’s power. As emblems of wisdom and guardianship, the owls shift the narrative from fear to insight, placing “Medusa” within a broader dialogue of protection, knowledge, and the duality of myth.
Through this cross-cultural interplay, Medusa becomes a layered symbol: a convergence of mythologies, a negotiation between danger and sanctuary.