Apperception Cards | emilyfletcherdesign

Symbolically, these paintings represent the world of the striving human being and embody an enhanced soul state. As we contemplate these works, the soul can become like a colourful garden that we tend to and re-enliven. They seek to release the creative potential of the unconscious mind into an imaginative awakening. They embody the tenets of truth, beauty and goodness – ideals that encapsulate high human endeavour.

Symbolically, these paintings represent the world of the striving human being and embody an enhanced soul state. As we contemplate these works, the soul can become like a colourful garden that we tend to and re-enliven. They seek to release the creative potential of the unconscious mind into an imaginative awakening. They embody the tenets of truth, beauty and goodness – ideals that encapsulate high human endeavour.

Symbolically, these paintings represent the world of the striving human being and embody an enhanced soul state. As we contemplate these works, the soul can become like a colourful garden that we tend to and re-enliven. They seek to release the creative potential of the unconscious mind into an imaginative awakening. They embody the tenets of truth, beauty and goodness – ideals that encapsulate high human endeavour.

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Working with themes such as Courage, Letting Go, Boundaries, Protection and Positivity.

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I was inspired to create these thematic apperception* card-sets
whilst working on my current series of paintings called The Sacred Grove | Te Uru Tapu.

I use these card sets in group work and with individual clients as a means to deepen one’s relationship to a particular theme. The chosen card can become like a visual talisman that resonates long after a session is over.

The bottom four images show the cards being used during a Creative Mindfulness Session with the staff at the Mary Potter Hospice in Newtown and during one of our Alamandria Creative Mindfulness Workshops.

*Apperception derives from the Latin ‘to perceive’ – working in this way is about making the unconscious conscious.

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