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Fig Art
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The word "fig" is derived from the Latin term "ficus" and the Hebrew name "feg". Throughout history, the fig has been a symbol of abundance, prosperity, and fertility. It is mentioned in the Old Testament on numerous occasions and has been cultivated worldwide, serving as a staple of life. During the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, it was known as the "Tree of Knowledge".
In my art, I aspire to grow like the fig, offering a diverse range of artworks. The symbolism of the fig extends to my name, Fiona, which is often shortened to "Fi". This echoes the sound of "fi" in "fig".
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