Goddess of the Earth Art Print

For centuries, classic myths have blamed the feminine for the world’s troubles. In this art series, A New Mythology, I reclaim her story by telling the true version of these distorted narratives. Influenced by Alphonse Mucha and his portrayal of women as empowered, elegant, and unapologetically seductive, these pieces use halo motifs, floral symbolism and bold linework to demonstrate the enduring archetype of the sacred feminine. Her presence tells us that she is not the downfall of humanity; she is the light of the divine in her sovereignty, power, and righteousness.

Stepping away from old narratives of temptation and exile, Goddess of the Earth reimagines Eve as the queen of the natural world. Seated on a branch of a tree before the morning sun, she enjoys an apple, indifferent to the overturned apple cart beside her. Holding the stem of a Queen of the Meadow like a royal sceptre, she is sovereign, authentic, and aware of her worthiness to receive nature’s abundance.

The Goddess of the Earth dispels the shame of all judgments. Sent from the heavens to experience life on earth, she stands her ground as the guardian of embodiment.