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| Istvan Orosz, poster for the play Medeia by Sophokles |
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| James Jean, Maze, 2008 |
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| Jaime Zollars, The Maze, She Breathes, 2009 Labyrinths and mazes have always been metaphors for the human quest. A labyrinth is unicursal, meaning it has only one path and no dead ends. A maze is multicursal, with a series of paths that require many excursions of trial and error to escape; a metaphor for transcending pattern in order to achieve release. |
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