Snake
Dance
Lynette evokes
her audience's primal fascination with the mysterious serpent. The
Snake Dance has been performed in one form or another for thousands
of years, surviving since ancient times in pagan rituals and as
a tribute to the Earth or Mother Goddess.
a
video clip of Lynette's Snake Dance
Check out the Snakes
& Women in Art on the Photo &
Art Gallery page.
Columbian Boa Constrictors
Lynette
has four Boas and including one Albino Boa. Bacchus
is the big guy, 6 ft+. He is 30-40 lbs. He is very tame and tolerant.
Meshugina, the female, is even larger then Bacchus.
Bacchus and Meshugina dance together with Lynette when she portrays
the Cretan Snake Goddess-'Potneya'. We have two little girls now
who will grow up together and perform together. One, Mohini is albino.
She is a beautiful combination of yellow, white and orange.
Maloos
as she looks in '97 (153 kb)
More
photos of Lynette & her snakes.
The photo
gallery page also has artwork -ancient or campy, of women &
snakes |