Freya Love and Battle Fields

Love—Loss—Death. An observer who shapes her reality through participation, Lariab exists as a paradox—never confined to a single identity but continuously flowing between many. With the possibility of dimensions beyond our understanding, her practice intertwines paradoxes of fiction and nonfiction, exploring creative possibilities within the very fabric of the universe’s laws.

These two gift boxes, embodying aspects of Freya, the Norse goddess, merge Lariab’s deep-rooted fascination with mythology and dimensionality with her latest artistic venture—crafted surreal scapes within acrylic boxes. Freya, a figure of duality, walks the battlefields and teaches magic to warrior gods. She rides a chariot, gathering jewels and adornments—symbols of power and desire. Revered for her influence over matters of the heart and her love for music, she traverses the sites of Armageddon, collecting the souls of heroes and the valiant. “The marvelous is always beautiful; anything marvelous is beautiful… In fact, only the marvelous is beautiful.”