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#WorkOfTheWeek is 'The Cells of Night' by British artist Cecil Collins, painted in 1934. This is one of the earliest paintings in which Collins expressed his ideas about the life of the human spirit. The head in the foreground represents the psyche while the landscape behind represents infinity. The distortion of the head symbolises the human psyche’s yearning for infinity. The ‘Cells’ of the title refer to the organisms and natural phenomena that make up the Universe. The breaking of dawn, indicated through the light colour of the sky, signifies the possibility of re-birth. ✨ These were all important themes in Collins’s work.

Cecil Collins, The Cells of Night 1934, on free display at Tate Modern in 'International Surrealism.'

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