Hallway of Time stages a passage between worlds: a vast golden ankh, suspended in a corridor of kaleidoscopic spirals, bearing at its heart the yin-yang of eternal balance. The space around it churns like a living mandala—electric eyes, tessellated stars, and vortices that stretch into infinity.

The scene recalls the ancient Old English parable of the bird that, in midwinter, darts through the warmth and firelight of a tavern before returning out the opposite window into the night. Life, fleeting as that passage, is framed here within symbols of eternity: the ankh as life’s key, the yin-yang as balance of opposites, the endless corridor as the continuity of existence. The solitary figure walking toward the towering symbol is like the bird itself—passing through a brief chamber of light and meaning before dissolving again into mystery.

Hallway of Time suggests that what is brief and passing is never lost. The path between shadow and radiance is itself sacred, and even as we fly back into the darkness, the memory of warmth, light, and presence lingers in the soul.

This print is mounted on black acrylic, appears frameless and floats 1" off the wall.

Larger sizes available by request.