The Triskele is one of the oldest Celtic symbols finding its origins as a small twelve inch carving in the Stone Age passage tomb of New Grange, Ireland, dating back over 5000 years. The triple spiral has evolved to be a common Celtic motif with many interpretations of the life cycle: birth, life, death. Others see it as representative of the spirit realms of celestial, physical, and spiritual. For me this ancient emblem has become my personal symbol from the interconnectedness of the elements of nature: LAND, SEA, & SKY at horizon lines and coastlines. This personal signature made from an 19th century letterpress stamp purchased on the streets of London will be seen in the corner of original monotype prints, paintings, and mixed media works.