Original Paintings
Are they speaking
to you?

Welcome to meet some of my Original Vibrational Art by collections. Does anything spark your interest? Want to see more images, a video, or meet the art live? Please contact us!

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In Choosing LIGHT, I explore the concept of light in the sense of what sustains us: Hope. Joy. Love. That which we perceive as greater than ourselves. That which is the very essence of life itself.

For beyond all the darkness we often experience, there is always light, even if it sometimes can be hard to see. What can we do to choose to see the light over the darkness every day?

Choosing LIGHT reminds me to turn to joy, love, and hope as often as possible. If we all do this, we will spread light throughout the world until the light overcomes all darkness. Together, we can do it. Are you in?

In this collection, I explore myself as a female autist through a form of iconography. I want to shed light on the strengths and the challenges of perceiving the world differently.

Each woman/icon is named and accompanied by a brief, emotionally resonant description portraying a characteristic or scenario, a strength, or a hurdle, which many of us may find relatable. Can you see aspects of yourself in Paris, Olivia, Sophia, or any of their companions?

I invite you to bravely embrace the unknown, the unfamiliar, the different, within yourselves, and others. What new possibilities might then unfold?

Calling hUmaNITY is a series of paintings with light beings beckoning us towards greater unity and cooperation. The ability and power to create positive change reside within each of us. But nothing happens if we wait for others to take the first step or fail to harness the power of working together.

These light beings assure us that we have everything we need to shape the world we want to live in and that they will support us. So, let’s take the first step together and change the world, one step at a time. Where do you want to start?

From the start, the first painting in this series, We are watching over you, felt special. I couldn’t look at it without feeling chills. The light beings in it spoke to me, saying, ”We are watching over you,” assuring me of their support and urging me to share their message through my art.

This energy repeatedly returned, manifesting in various colors, forms, and textures, always maintaining the same high vibration.

I believe these light beings are here to support us all with love. I hope you can feel their gift.

The inspiration for this collection came during a trip to Barcelona when we visited Gaudí’s Parc Güell with its fantastic mosaics. I was struck by the thought that we spend a large part of our lives believing we are broken and trying to piece ourselves together – arranging the pieces – in various ways, even though, in my view, we are perfect just as we are.

Not perfect in the sense that there is nothing to work on, but perfect for the life we are here to live. With precisely the experiences, wounds, and dreams – the puzzle, or mosaic, pieces – we need to make the journey we came here for.

Arranging the Pieces is a tribute to all our different ”pieces” and the unique beauty they create together.

Meetings is a collection of paintings that all, in some way, touch upon a meaningful encounter – between people, within an individual, with nature, the unknown, or the magical.

It’s in the meeting with others that we come into being, as someone said poetically. It’s in the meeting with other human beings, with ourselves, with animals, with nature, the grand, the marvelous, that of which we still know so little, that we, bit by bit, begin to understand ourselves and others.

The paintings in Meetings aim to inspire more meaningful encounters that help you grow and enjoy life.

Sisters is a multifaceted collection that celebrates all women as the heartbeats they are in the world – those who have paved the way, those who are our role models today, and the young girls who are on their way to becoming tomorrow’s pillars within families, communities, and organizations.

Through this collection, I also want to celebrate the strong bonds and sisterhood that can emerge among women, with our shared experiences, journeys, and history.