Anna Manako's wall ceramic sculpture “Duality, Animus” explore the concept of duality in the human psyche. Animus, the male essence present in every woman, and Anima, the female essence present in every man, represent these dualities. These opposing but complementary forces coexist within us, shaping our personality.

The sculptural forms inspired by the male and female reproductive organs visually embody this duality. The ability to place them in two directions further emphasizes the concept, symbolizing the balance and interaction between these opposing forces. The use of ceramics, a material often associated with the earth and human creativity, serves as a basis for exploring psychological concepts.

This ceramic sculpture invite viewers to reflect on their own inner duality, the interaction of masculine and feminine qualities in their lives, and the potential for balance and harmony.