In ancient Kemet, the scarab symbolized rebirth, transformation, and the daily resurrection of the sun. This interpretation pares the form down to its essential geometry, set in gold against a field of deep green—evoking fertility, earth, and cyclical return.
The Scarab is a meditation on becoming: the slow, necessary work of renewal that follows collapse. It speaks to continuity rather than permanence, movement rather than stasis—an emblem of life remade again and again.