 The term "into-me-see" is a play on words that emphasizes the idea of true intimacy. It suggests a deep level of connection where individuals allow each other to see into their innermost thoughts, feelings, and vulnerabilities. This concept goes beyond surface-level interactions and fosters an environment of trust, openness, and understanding.
In relationships, "into-me-see" intimacy can manifest through honest communication, emotional sharing, and a willingness to be vulnerable with one another. It highlights the importance of being fully present and engaged, allowing partners to connect on a deeper emotional and psychological level. The Art of Intimacy: Into-Me-See, mixed media on canvas, 30" x 24”  My initial inspiration for this piece was the desire to explore the rich symbolism of beeswax, reflecting both the industrious spirit of Utah and its connection to the natural world. As I contemplated the state flag, adorned with a beehive, the word "industry" resonated deeply with me.
As the piece evolved, I carved a cross onto the surface—a tribute to Utah's spiritual roots and a nod to the four corners that symbolize unity and the intertwining of diverse beliefs, including those of the Native American communities that have shaped this land. The carved lines began to resemble wounds in need of healing, prompting me to pack them with ash from a spring equinox fire. This act signifies renewal and new beginnings, embodying the transformative power of faith and connection. "4 Corners: Intersections of Faith" is a mixed media work that fuses beeswax, ash, and other materials on canvas (12”x9”). It invites viewers to reflect on their own journeys of healing, growth, and the intersections that shape our collective spiritual landscape.  Thrilled to deliver commissioned paintings for the breathtaking One & Only Moonlight Basin in Big Sky, Montana! A huge shoutout to our friends at Echo Arts for making this possible.
 Work in Progress: Almost There!
Here’s a sneak peek of my large-scale, textured commission painting for our friends @workwithecho in Bozeman, Montana. Title: Awakening Horizons Medium: Mixed Media Dimensions: 55” x 55” Can’t wait to share the finished piece!  Unity in contrast: black and pink, Shiva and Kali, entwined in a dance of balance. Human relationships flourish through differences; embracing strength and vulnerability reveals the beauty of connection, illuminating how love and acceptance transforms us.
 "Indubitable scene of pure love. The Goddess, transfigured, has mounted Shiva. We might claim that the great tantric mass is here intoned." Tantra Song
TITLE: Luminous Dreams MEDIUM: Mixed Media SIZE: 24" x 18"  "Tantra loves such reversals, such inversions. Shiva who has been dark as night has become pink as a vulva, and she who was pink has reacquired her original color - Kali, The Black One." Tantra Song
TITLE: Veil of Possibilities MEDIUM: Mixed Media SIZE: 24" x 18"  "The purer the consciousness, the bluer and clearer the sky." Tantra Song
TITLE: The Gift of Generosity Medium: Mixed Media Size: 24" x 18"  This contemporary mixed media piece features a deliberate incision at its center, symbolizing the profound journey of introspection and self-discovery. It invites viewers to turn inward, where the essence of truth resides.
In this cosmic exploration, the Goddess returns to her core: her center, her sex. The incision acts as an arrow of energy, directing focus toward the depths of the self. Through this work, I aim to evoke a dialogue about the relationship between the inner self and universal consciousness, inviting you to explore the transformative power of turning inward. TITLE: Unity in Harmony MEDIUM: Mixed Media SIZE: 24” x 18”  I Came to Santa Fe and Discovered India!
I’m thrilled to share “Tantra Song,” a collection of small works born from my artist residency in Santa Fe, New Mexico, this winter. These pieces were inspired by the transformative book Tantra Song by Franck André Jamme, which features abstract illustrations derived from the Kama Sutra, all aimed at awakening heightened states of consciousness. Each artwork incorporates local red soil and newspaper, lovingly cured by the sun, wind, and earth, capturing the very essence of this magical landscape. The expansive skies, stunning sunrises, and vibrant ocher palettes, along with the area’s rich history and thriving art community, have infused me with a profound sense of unrestrained freedom. A heartfelt thank you to Jen Tough Gallery for making this incredible opportunity possible! Your support means the world to me. |