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Set against a vibrant mint green backdrop, Signal Shrine is a symbolic vertical totem composed of glyph-like shapes rendered in deep indigo and violet. The composition evokes an antenna, circuit, or ceremonial device—something between a transmitter and an altar.
A square framework filled with parallel bars suggests a containment field, monitor, or code gate—perhaps representing the material plane or a base consciousness grid. Rising from this grid is a symmetrical figure that resembles a stylized human or deity with outstretched arms, crowned with antler- or antenna-like extensions. Turquoise background energizes the darker, sacred-feeling forms. Violet and black strokes create contrast, with violet carrying mystical and intuitive connotations.
Set against a vibrant mint green backdrop, Signal Shrine is a symbolic vertical totem composed of glyph-like shapes rendered in deep indigo and violet. The composition evokes an antenna, circuit, or ceremonial device—something between a transmitter and an altar.
A square framework filled with parallel bars suggests a containment field, monitor, or code gate—perhaps representing the material plane or a base consciousness grid. Rising from this grid is a symmetrical figure that resembles a stylized human or deity with outstretched arms, crowned with antler- or antenna-like extensions. Turquoise background energizes the darker, sacred-feeling forms. Violet and black strokes create contrast, with violet carrying mystical and intuitive connotations.