Muninn’s Fate

Odins two ravens Muninn and Huginn symbolises Thought and Mind and represents the inner demons of the figure they are tormenting. 2/3 life-size bronze sculpture

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In Old Norse mythology, Odin, the God associated with wisdom, war, and poetry, is accompanied by two ravens named Huginn and Muninn. These ravens, whose names respectively translate to "Thought" and "Mind," serve as Odin's messengers, flying across the world to gather information and bring it back to him. This dynamic symbolises the constant quest for knowledge and understanding.

This work delves into the inner struggle we all face with our thoughts, mirroring the eternal journey of Huginn and Muninn. Just as Odin relies on his ravens to navigate the complexities of the world, we too grapple with our thoughts and minds to make sense of our experiences and emotions. The interplay between thought and mind is a timeless theme, reflecting the human condition and our perpetual search for meaning and clarity

I am honored that this piece was awarded Joint Winner of the 2022 Tom Bass Sculpture Award.

Year sculpted: 2017.

Dimensions (H x W): 82cm x 50cm. Actual size may vary, especially depending on the base.

  • Cast in bronze in Florence Italy.
  • Size: 82 cm high (not including base)
  • Editions: 2.

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