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Sorcerers Bird

Sorcerers Bird

Sorcerers Bird explores avian deities, ancestral presence, and spiritual transformation through a monumental mixed-media installation. At its centre, Dario Mohr presents the African Grass Owl as a magnetic, anthropomorphic figure whose radiance draws the surrounding space into a ritual field.

Created during the artist’s residency at NYC Audubon on Governors Island, the work connects Sub-Saharan African folklore with ancestor veneration. Assemblage, painted surfaces, and architectural scale transform the owl from a familiar symbol of wisdom into a powerful guardian, seducer, and mediator between human and spiritual worlds.

SKU: 73668200-3668253 Categories:Identity, Ritual, Spirituality Tags:Expression, Freedom

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Sorcerers Bird explores avian deities, ancestral presence, and spiritual transformation through a monumental mixed-media installation. At its centre, Dario Mohr presents the African Grass Owl as a magnetic, anthropomorphic figure whose radiance draws the surrounding space into a ritual field.

Created during the artist’s residency at NYC Audubon on Governors Island, the work connects Sub-Saharan African folklore with ancestor veneration. Assemblage, painted surfaces, and architectural scale transform the owl from a familiar symbol of wisdom into a powerful guardian, seducer, and mediator between human and spiritual worlds.

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