Residing in the high desert of Santa Fe, New Mexico means experiencing dry air and limited vegetation. However, the area boasts stunning sunsets, expansive views, and a vast sky that can truly touch your soul.
Mexico, Haramara means "Mother Sea," the name of a retreat located near Sayulita on the Pacific Ocean with lush jungle vegetation and humid air that feels delightful on your skin. The ocean's constant sound, with waves crashing as loudly as a spirit-train, open cabanas with thatched roofs, and no electricity create an atmosphere where evenings are illuminated by oil lamps and candles. The sunsets are truly breathtaking, resembling fire in the sky!
The experience has connected me deeply with nature, so much so that I felt somewhat disconnected from myself - observing, taking on the role of the observer, feeling detached and slightly unsettled, sometimes on the verge of tears.
The painting session was incredibly intense as I delved into the unknown, eagerly anticipating a revelation or a gateway to uncharted territories.
I realized that this week is only the beginning of "that something".
all paintings shown are 12"x12" acrylic
"Haramara 1"
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"Haramara 2"
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"Haramara 3"
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"Haramara 4"
"Shadow in the Water" sold
"On the Path"
"There"
"The U Turn"
"Space of Light 1"
"A Space of Light 2"
"On The Path 2"
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