Self-Entwined (Yin-Yang) Ouroboros Poster, Yin Yang Illustration, Symbolic Fine Print, Monochrome Decor

A heron confronts a snake — but the snake is not external. It emerges from the heron’s own body, its tail transforming into a serpent that coils back and tightens around its neck. The bird bites what is, in essence, itself.

The bodies are contained within a circular form, where the serpent creates a living Yin-Yang structure.

Above, a small circle holds a feather — a sign of lightness.
Below, a shed snake skin — a sign of change and transformation.

A composition about self-conflict, balance, and the inseparability of opposing forces.