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I am delighted to have some of my artwork included in this art exhibition curated and presented by MONAT Gallery, Madrid, Spain. Read about it here.
My latest painting ‘Grace’ was created in an experience of being in a sonic ritual journey of sacred North Indian Raga music from cross-cultural jazz musician Jonathan Kay. I am delighted the painting has been selected for an upcoming exhibition in December 2021 in Bologna, Italy, and it will be seen in the January/February 2022 issue of Condé Nast Traveller Magazine. This is the story of how I came to be introduced to Jonathan Kay and his sonic ritual journeys:
Can a painting heal another painting? I don’t know… but to be honest, that was the intention behind the painting I ended up titling ‘Archangel’ on its completion in June 2019. Here is my sacred art journey story around its creation:
I was pleased to participate in this international art exhibition curated by M.A.D.S. Art Gallery Milano with a global collection of artists focusing on the subject of Gaia…
I am so thrilled to have been invited into an international art exhibition curated by M.A.D.S. Milano Art Gallery in Milan Italy…
All month the painting speaks to me, teaches me what it is to surrender. Surrender to what the body wants, needs, craves, demands. You cannot rush the body. Surrender.
This Wild Woman painting evolved in 2018 as I was getting ready to give a talk at a local bookstore where I illuminated the mythical and archetypal elements behind the term and discussed why ‘Wild Woman’ serves as a powerful ally for women’s soul and psyche and helps women to actualize their dreams…
It began as a wish and a prayer: to do some healing around the relationships between mothers and daughters and women in general. I started the painting on the solar eclipse of July 2nd to add some astrological juice to the intention I wrote on the canvas in black charcoal pencil. A background layer of leaves and branches surrounded the outer edges followed by layer upon layer of gold and green, yellow, orange and red. Then three figures emerged…
This summer I’ve been teaching a class at the California Institute of Integral Studies. I had the rare privilege of being able to interview two writers, each deeply involved with ecology, conservation and natural resource management in different ways.
