Enotita
(Oneness)
Gouache on Paper
26” x 31.5” Framed
$2,100
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Ancient Greek: ενότητα
From Ancient Greekἑνότης (henótēs), equivalent to ενός (enós, “of one”) + -ότητα (-ótita, “-ty, -ness”)
ενότητα (enotita) - Unity, Unit, Section
“The Greek word 'ενότητα' (enotita) translates to 'unity', 'unit', 'section', or 'module' in English. It signifies a state of being one, a cohesive whole, or a distinct part of a larger structure. It's a feminine noun.”
Synonyms: συνοχή (synochi - cohesion), ακεραιότητα (akereiotita - integrity), μέρος (meros - part)
Unity, Coherence, Wholeness, Oneness, Harmony
Unity: refers to a state of being united or joined as a whole.
“It embodies the principle that diverse elements can come together to form a cohesive and harmonious entity. The idea of unity is often celebrated in social, political, and cultural contexts, emphasizing collaboration, togetherness, and solidarity among individuals or groups.
In a broader sense, unity can also imply the absence of conflict or division, focusing instead on common values or principles that bind people together… It is the thread that can weave differences into a tapestry of strength, showcasing how collective efforts can achieve greater outcomes than individual pursuits. Unity can be inspired through shared experiences, effective communication, and mutual respect, highlighting the importance of empathy in building lasting connections.”
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This piece is currently showing in the Hale Juried Exhibition, up now through August 25th.
At the Big Gallery, 12 Straight Wharf, Nantucket.
Visit the gallery to see in person, or view and purchase online through the AAN.