An  by Simon Haiduk

Canvas Prints:  Pigment-based archival inks on 100% cotton archival canvas, coated with a UV protective varnish are used to create an image that should not deteriorate or fade for 100 years.  The stretched option comes on a 3/4" frame, ready to hang. The rolled option has a 2" extra border for stretching or framing if you decide to do it later.  

Custom sizes and deeper stretcher frames are available upon request. 

Paper Prints are available .

The "Simon Haiduk" watermark shown here in the bottom corner of the image is not on the printed version. 

The Ouroboros and Lotus have been used in many cultures and contexts with multiple yet similar meanings.
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The Ouroboros, a serpent eating its tail, represents the cyclical nature of time, where time flows back into itself. It can represent the unity of all things, both material and spiritual, in a constant cycle of creation and destruction.
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The Lotus flower symbolizes rebirth, reincarnation, spiritual rebirth and awakening to enlightenment. It represents purity, tranquillity, and the ability to overcome challenges. It can symbolize a connection between the universe's soul and one's own.
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Soon it will be the Year of the Snake in the Chinese calendar, which also carries similar inspiration. The snake can be a symbol of
wisdom, transformation, good fortune,  intelligence, intuition, and creativity. The snake's ability to shed its skin represents letting go of the past and embracing the new.