Prinknash Abbey, England 1969.
Annotation: The title and the image of this piece has to do with Greek mythology. According to the book by Giza Rsheim entitled "Animism, Magic, and the Divine King,' the love of Zeus and Semeleand his descent to her in his real shape of Thunder and Lightening, mean the following. The place where Father Zeus 'descends' on mortal woman is taboo.The thunderstorm is the bridal of the earth represented by Semele. This is symbolized by the thunder axehaftged into an obelisk. Semele is the bride of the bladed thunder, a phallic weapon.