'Sa'qawei Kisikuik - Ancient Elders' - Acrylic on Canvas - Jorandi Kisiku Joseph Randolph Bowers

A powerful and intimate work, 'Two Wolves' is a profound meditation on lifelong partnership, loyalty, and enduring passion. It depicts two wolves, whose bodies are close and inseparable, symbolizing the depth of power found in longevity and family.

Collection: Signature Collection
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 100 x 80 x 2 cm - approx. 39 x 31.5 x 0.8 in.
Year: 2007
Provenance: Has been featured in an international exhibition. Includes a complimentary copy of a published paper detailing the work's scholarly and narrative significance.

Story & Narrative Significance

Wolves often mate for life, and this painting is a celebration of that profound bond. The work explores the themes of intimacy, closeness, togetherness, and harmony that are the hallmarks of a deep and lasting partnership. The two figures are rendered as a single, inseparable unit, a visual representation of loyalty and endurance. It is an inspiring and deeply moving piece that speaks to the sacred nature of family and the strength that comes from a lifelong connection. With its strong exhibition history, this is a significant work for a collector who values art that is rich with emotion and universal symbolism.