My visual art strives to express my connection to the creative energy flowing throughout our ‘world’–inner, outer, conscious and unconscious states of being. I’ve discovered that the more I relinquish control of the ink/pen or watercolors and the brush the more unpredictable and rewarding are the results. Much of my art is strongly tied to the natural world which is often ignored in daily life by people who have forgotten their own natural essences and place within the larger context in which all living things exist. We are part of nature no matter what we forget, deny, ignore or attempt to control. Consider that our biological forms are conceived, born, grow, die and decay. How can we not be connected to nature? Even our unseen essences/energies are part of ‘nature’ in the largest sense conceivable. Contemplate music and sound for a moment–sound is unseen and has no concrete form that can be held or touched and yet we know it exists. Music is sound and we relish it every day. Music is energy we can hear. Energy fuels creative efforts that can be seen and read and touched. Manifested creative energy is often called ART.
Enjoy my ART.
Eva
aka 47whitebuffalo roaming at large
15″ x 20″ Canson watercolor acid free 140 lb
pens/ink Sakura Staedtler Faber Castell “other”
If you are interested in any original or an archival quality print contact me for details and further information.
A beautiful expression of the energy of wind.
Thank you, eremophila. Nice of you to visit.
I totally dig this !
So much energy…. amazing
Thank you,
Peace to you,
Laz
Hey, Laz, thank you for venturing beyond the poetry zone and into energyland. Shanti Om
The colors, the patterns, the details and the stories behind each painting are all astonishing to me. great paintings and post.
Hola Island Traveler! Thanks for your kind astonishment. Grins.
Pretty cool Eva. i’m curious about the deconstruction aspects; and how your design evolved toward the statement i see on the paper. I began this little google/trek asking for connections between buddhism and the PineRidge rez; and i guess the wind kinda pushed me this way. If i never speak to you again… Carry on!
Now that’s a combo google trek–Buddhism and Pine Ridge Rez–have you visited the photos of Cemetery Hill at 47whitebuffalo? Hi.