Chornobog

Chornobog (Chernobog, Chornobozhe, Temnovit, Mor, Darkness, Pitma) is the supreme god and guardian of the world of Navi. In Slavic tradition, Chornobog is the god of darkness, night, winter, misfortune, and fate, the antithesis of Svitlobog (Bilobog). He is not the embodiment of evil, but a force that keeps the world in balance, a symbol of shadow, without which there would be no light. The image of Chornobog is one of depth and calm, a sense of eternal balance between light and darkness. Exhibitions 08.2024 – “The Shadow of Forgotten Time. Mythology of My Ancestors” Museum of the Opole Village, Opole, Poland 07.2024 – Diploma works of graduates of the Faculty of Arts, Jan Długosz University in Częstochowa. City Art Gallery. Poland