Description

Wings in the Wind portrays a dramatic and intense scene featuring a powerful eagle swooping toward a pair of outstretched hands. The hands, depicted in dark, textured tones, reach out in desperation, symbolizing a struggle or plea for help. The symbolism of hope may be found in the strength and myth of an eagle. It is believed that looking at images of hope can soften the stings of deep wounds and remove furrows of despair.  The eagle is one of the most powerful birds roaming the skies, with their regal heads, glistening beaks, and searching eyes revealing magnetism, courage, and awe.  See “The Face of Hope” and “A Cry for Help” and for other artworks in this category