Logun Edé, the orixá of duality, prosperity, and beauty, transcends the boundaries between land and sea, masculine and feminine, warrior and lover. As the son of Oxóssi, the hunter, and Oxum, the guardian of rivers, Logun Edé embodies both strength and grace, action and reflection. In this artwork, Logun Edé is portrayed in serene connection with a luminous seahorse, a symbol of his deep ties to the ocean and the mysteries of nature. Encircled by bubbles that represent the ethereal beauty of life, he floats between worlds, harmonising the forces of nature within himself.

His gentle embrace mirrors his role as both protector and provider, a guide for those seeking balance in the dualities of existence. The figure bears a cross tattoo with the word 'Hodie,' an homage to St. Expeditus, the saint with whom Logun Edé is syncretized in Afro-Brazilian traditions. This subtle detail serves as a reminder of the spiritual blending and resilience present in both the orixá and the saint, embodying the power to seize the present moment and embrace transformation. Loci, loci, Logun!