This is ironic indeed, because you seem to follow the mold of the Renaissance man yourself.
It is defined less by what specific path or craft she chooses, and more so by its willingness to move beyond the boundaries of any one path.
It is this confident flexibility in expressing and pursuing creative potential that characterizes the Renaissance Man or Woman.
The liminality, the betweenness. Walking where others fear or simply did not imagine to tread.
The scientist-violinist who finds poetic beauty in the Fibonacci sequences of a snail’s shell, inspiring her to imagine new ways to design houses and cities.
A Renaissance person can exist in any craft or domain, but like @anon2351792’s Wizard, she will never be confined or trapped within it.
The images that come to mind are of Sagittarius, Pisces, Gemini. The boundary crossers. But also Leo. The great and proud performer. And Scorpio, who dives bravely into the depths of human instinct.
In truth, though, the Renaissance woman is free to explore all of the signs of the zodiac. Again, this reminds me of your path @Hermit.
EDIT: ah! And I only just now noticed for the first time that Hermit, Hermetic, and Hermès all share the same etymological root. Quite fitting, don’t you think? 