Blue Eyes and The Nazar Amulet: Superstition in My Artworks

It’s often the small details that have the power to carry profound symbolism. In many of my artworks, I have chosen to give my characters blue eyes. This choice is related to the significance that comes from the Nazar amulet.

I have a soft spot for superstitions, but only those with a positive impact. Hey, it’s superstition, so I can make up the rules.

In this article, I explain what these blue eyes and the Nazar amulet have to do with each other in my art.

The Evil Eye: A Brief Explanation

The evil eye, or "nazar" as it is called in some cultures, is an ancient superstition widespread around the world. The belief is based on the idea that negative energy or jealousy, emitted by others, can harm the unfortunate target. The evil eye can cause bad luck, illness, and misfortune.

The Evil Eye: A Brief Explanation

The evil eye, or "nazar" as it is called in some cultures, is an ancient superstition widespread around the world. The belief is based on the idea that negative energy or jealousy, emitted by others, can harm the unfortunate target. The evil eye can cause bad luck, illness, and misfortune.

Blue Eyes in My Artworks

The blue eyes in my artworks refer to the Nazar amulet and the protective powers attributed to it. Meant to offer comfort and protection to those who look at the work.

By giving my Fortunate Butterflies, Wishbird, Sheep, and Party Pig blue eyes, I hope to convey protection against all that is ugly to you as you view my work.

Art as a Source of Positive Energy

Art has always served as a source of comfort and positive energy for people. The use of symbols such as the Nazar amulet in artworks evokes feelings of hope and protection. It reminds us that art is not only aesthetic but also has an emotional and spiritual dimension.

The Power of Symbolism and Superstition in Art

Although superstition is often associated with irrational beliefs, my work demonstrates that superstition can also play a positive and comforting role in life.

My paintings invite you to reflect on the power of positive symbols and how they can help cope with the uncertainties of life.