Guest Curator Picks : Iris Compiet
April 7, 2026
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The Sacred Buffalo is a revered animal and psychopomp. It resides in the space between two worlds, where those who are not quite dead and also not quite living reside. It appears as a holder of memories, its ivory fur decorated with many talismans that serve as bookmarks for your path of life. The buffalo may guide your soul to the land of the dead, or it may shepherd you back to the living. The choice, ultimately is yours. Choose your path carefully.
The Sacred Buffalo is a painting made with acrylic paint, India ink and gold leaf on Strathmore Cold Press Watercolor paper. It measures 16″x20″. It is also awesome.
Note: After some admittedly brief internet sleuthing I learned that this is actually a bison, but I decided to go with buffalo because I grew up thinking this is what buffalo looked like and many others refer to these animals as buffalo too. Is it wrong, is it right? I don’t know, but buffalo just seems to roll of the tongue better than bison.
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| Dimensions | 16"x20" |
|---|---|
| Surface / Material | Strathmore Cold Press Watercolor Paper |
| Materials | Acrylic, India Ink, Gold Leaf |
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