Is there anyone who doesn't know him? Kokopelli, the Southwestern fertility god, one of the most ancient deities, most close to the Nature, to the beginning of life , to the source - mythical creature, yet somehow it feels familiar, almost friendly. People draw it, make pendants of it, do all kinds of decor and finally turn it into a kind of lucky charm, simple token, like 4-leaf clover, etc. But Yanka does it differently. This painting is nothing like a lucky charm. We see god at his work, but wait... wait, look close? Does it remind you of something? Perhaps, a back side of a stage? We see a got at his work, but we see it from other side, from a back side of the world. Yes, there is a back side, there are many back sides, actually, but I don't wanna go into it, lets enter the painting instead. It is dark there, and you can feel the pulsating energy of life flowing from the god's flute into the world.