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Picturing a good abstract artwork - one with the qualities that, for you, feel good to look at or experience - how do you think those qualities got in there? How did they get into the artwork?
To my mind, the only answer is through the consciousness (and then hand) of the artist.
Has looking at a piece of abstract art ever changed you - for example, the way you feel or the experience of your day?
If so, we know abstract art has a vibrational influence on us as we look at it.
How about art we make? Could that process or product have a vibrational influence on us?
How about other actions we take, like cleaning house or learning something new; do these acts make changes in your life beyond the size of the action?
How about visualization; do you use this invisible tool to pave the way for changes in your life? If you’re not sure, think about the process of deciding on a new piece of furniture or room layout.
Hopefully, this circuitous series of questions has led you deeper into the significance of this statement:
Creating art can be a powerful re-envisioning tool, quite likely with an outsize influence on our actual experience afterward. It can change our consciousness or vibration, which can pave the way for a desired life change, if we choose.
That's the idea behind my upcoming workshop, Create a Healing-Transmuting Painting. Learn more below!
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