Kubangan Amigdala

Inside, there are four figures depicted in deep reflection—one gazing blankly, another with a frightening face and a grimacing smile, and a flower smiling satirically as it observes the situation. Eyes look in various directions, capturing images of four faces, earth, fire, water, and a windmill, all united within a harmonious frame. This work reflects the vibrations of nature and the inner state of humans, who sometimes feel fragmented, living in low vibrations—anxious, fearful of the future, angry, overthinking—someone trying to piece their life back together to find their true essence. The eyes focused in different directions reveal confusion, searching for the right path. The reclining body expresses uncertainty. It depicts the consequences of negative dominance, where humans lose their humanity and become trapped in a cycle leading to spiritual decline. They become focused on worldly ambitions, pursuing power while neglecting true values. By recognizing the nature and attributes of each of us, it becomes easier to understand our true selves and to develop awareness of values that promote peace and harmony within. This can be achieved through kindness and compassion, prioritizing tolerance, and efforts to improve oneself, leading to collective consciousness.