Intuitive Art
Intuitive Art
Intuitive Art
The intuitive art process is always more important than the product. There is no design in mind as I allow each piece to evolve through streams of consciousness and intuition, acknowledging the healing process instead of focusing on the product of my creations. There is no goal in what emerges on the canvas. I am merely the conduit, allow
The intuitive art process is always more important than the product. There is no design in mind as I allow each piece to evolve through streams of consciousness and intuition, acknowledging the healing process instead of focusing on the product of my creations. There is no goal in what emerges on the canvas. I am merely the conduit, allowing the movement of universal energies through my creative space. I contemplate the spiritual aspects of existence and experience healing, insight, and alchemical transformation. It takes months and sometimes years to complete my paintings. When they are finished, it is a snapshot of my life during that period.
Inspiration
Intuitive Art
Intuitive Art
Creative endeavors allow for the organic flow of consciousness and give us space to process trauma. My art has evolved through struggling to make meaning and find purpose in my life, beginning at a time that I consider to be my “dark night of the soul.” By acknowledging the traumatic events in our lives and of our time, we can promote ch
Creative endeavors allow for the organic flow of consciousness and give us space to process trauma. My art has evolved through struggling to make meaning and find purpose in my life, beginning at a time that I consider to be my “dark night of the soul.” By acknowledging the traumatic events in our lives and of our time, we can promote change in who we are as a collective. Painting for me serves as a form of meditation, and engaging in my artistic endeavors facilitates emotional catharsis and spiritual healing. I hope that my creations portray the inherent beauty in all forms of emotional experiences and inspire others to look within and reimagine the nature of creative transformation.
Symbolism
Intuitive Art
Symbolism
Eyes may appear in my art that represent a witnessing of our experiences as a human. Some eyes are observers of trauma and appear frightened, angry, or ambivalent. Some are resilient and enlightened after gaining much post-traumatic growth and wisdom. I am the artist seeing myself as a witness to my life and the world around me, to the t
Eyes may appear in my art that represent a witnessing of our experiences as a human. Some eyes are observers of trauma and appear frightened, angry, or ambivalent. Some are resilient and enlightened after gaining much post-traumatic growth and wisdom. I am the artist seeing myself as a witness to my life and the world around me, to the trauma and pain, but also to the love and beauty. I often choose bright circles to represent balls of energy or create something that feels alive and growing. When I’m finished, it has taken on a life of its own, encouraging regenerative thinking and the expansion of imagination.