Above: La Loba by Pantovola
"This piece is called La Loba and she was inspired by the Mexican folktale with the same name, which tells the story of a wolf woman who collects the bones of deceased animals, mainly of wolves. To bring them back to live she rearranges them in their original form, whilst singing and dancing by a roaring fire. This story has been beautiful recaptured by writer and jungian psychoanalyticus Clarissa Pinkola Estés in her wildly important book “women who run with the wolves” Pantovola
