Artist Statement:

Indian 2,7 % of the South African population

Birds: Blue Crane (saras Crane in India )Associated with the goddess Saraswati,
representing wisdom, knowledge, and creativity.
Plants Lotus: Symbolizing spiritual growth, enlightenment, and beauty.
Jasmine: Spiritual Significance ,symbolizes good fortune , Beauty

Artist Statement:

Chinese 2,7 % of the South African population.

Ducks:Fidelity and Loyalty, prosperity and good fortune, Happiness and Contentment,
purity and spiritual growth. Auspicious Gift. Food and celebration
Dandelion plants:believed to bring good luck, prosperity, and fortune. Longevity,
Wisdom and spiritual ,growth, traditional medicine , food and cuisine , wine

Artist Statement:

Coloured 8,2% Of the South African population.

Eagle: Spiritual Guidance, protection and wisdom, eagles reflect their connection to the divine and natural world.
Plants: Sour Fig: The Fruit of This plant are eaten raw and used in Jams and preserves.
Athri  (Aerva Javanica): Used as traditional medicine and as a protective charm against evil spirits.

Artist Statement:

Western ,White 7.3% of the South African population.

Owl: Represents wisdom, insight, and knowledge.
Milkwood tree: Known as the tree of wholeness which holds true for me when I hike the
milkwood trail in Kirstenbosch a sacred space of healing for me .

Artist Statement:

Khoisan.1% of the South African population.

The Hamerkop Bird: cultural and symbolic meaning , connection to nature, their
ancestors, and their spiritual practices messenger between worlds
Plants: Devils Claw. spiritual, medicinal
Aloe: Medicinal, protective, and spiritual properties

Artist Statement:

African 81,4% of the South African population.

Hornbill: Considered a sacred bird in some African cultures, associated with fertility,
prosperity, and good luck.
Plants: mopani tree used for food (Mopani worms), traditional medicine and firewood .

Artist: HEIDI BURSTEIN
Title: Hyena
Size: 70 x 25 cm
Media: Print
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