…random thoughts on “three...”
ONE symbolizes unity, simplicity. Alone, it remains at peace, without regard for anything else. TWO symbolizes duality, tension and complexity. The number THREE symbolizes a harmony by merging the two to create a new entity, one that includes both opposite sides. (inspired by Rabbi Eliezer Posner)
And then there is the Trinity… consider the most famous example of St. Augustine’s attempts at alternative "Father, Son, Holy Spirit" Trinitarian language: “Lover, Beloved, Love.”
Materials: Glass fusings, mirror, millefiori, stained glass, ball chain
