“RWA Bhineda”: Dualism, THE FOX, THE FOLKS

Rwa Bhineda is inseparable concept of harmony and stability inspired by Balinese Myths transcended and passed over time. A virtue and malice entwined to maintain all existence. Barong and Rangda which present distinct profiles, disputed as they filled with aggression toward each other. Barong reflects a benevolent disposition, a divine presence, filled with goodness and vibrant lights to protect all being. His domain are full of flourishing vegetations, tranquil waters, reflecting the harmony and balance. Otherwise, a cunning creature, Rangda, represent darkness, bringing malevolence of her chaos and destructive power. Her empire portrayed as desolate and foreboding, with barren landscapes, stormy skies, and turbulent seas, mirroring the chaos and destruction. A threat and hostility caused fraction of dimension, a chaotic clash between realms.
Though contradiction erupts further, the eternal dance of light and darkness continues, irreplaceable dualism put all existence in balance. Upon the distinguished land of Sofia, Rwa Bhineda respectfully present a legend to the prosperous venue and people, at Regional History Museum Sofia. Painting the canvas of stability with the vibrant hues of imagination and inviting the audience to embark on a transcendent journey of creation.