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.
Mandala Making
DESIGN PROJECTS
EXHIBITION DESIGN
PACKAGING DESIGN
EDITORIAL & BOOK
OTHER PRINT MEDIA
WEBSITE & E-COMMS
LOGOS
LEARNING MEDIA
When I think of the ultimate interactive then this is it! Mandala making is one of the most natural learning tools – it teaches one stillness, observation, letting go, well-being, being present in the moment and is a reminder that everyone can be creative. I have also had experiences whereby I have created a mandala and when I returned to the same spot the next day someone else had added to it – it became a community creation!
My Alamandria colleague and I sometimes create one together as our own personal 'team building' and participants on our retreats often create these as a pathway into inner reflection – reconnecting with Mother Nature.
And when it hasn't been possible to go outside then a large sheet of white paper and chalk pastels have provided an excellent opportunity to create mindfully and in silence as a group.
