

DELIVERANCE
ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
32 X 38 CM
This painting depicts the final stage of the spiritual awakening process and the part that brings the most peace and joy.
Throughout this journey, you begin to align with your true, authentic self. Ideas burst out of you like seeds. Inspiration follows you.
Things start unfolding, your destiny becomes clearer. You start attracting abundance into your life through your creations and ideas.
Your life is very much transformed and the people around you and experiences that you have, reflect your current state of higher consciousness. Challenges are still presented to you, but you are better equipped emotionally and spiritually to deal with them.
Whilst you pursue your path you realise that you are co-creating with the divine. You realise that when you surrender to and work with the Divine, things are better, bigger and have more flow. You start working alongside Source energy and understand that you will always be guided.
As you work alongside the Divine, you start to align your energy with that of unconditional love. You are love, you radiate love and you feel love. You realise that this life is temporary and simply an experience to enjoy. You understand that the entire awakening process has simply been to make your life easier, more peaceful and more secure.
Everything you have been through, all your challenges and successes have been your sacred journey to self.
DINAH
A celebration of Rastafari, This piece uses texture and colour to celebrate the crowning of the locs. The antenna to the universe.
ACRYLIC ON CANVAS WITH PALLET KNIFE
23 X 32 CM


ESSENCE
ACRYLIC ON CANVAS WITH PALLET KNIFE
12 X 16 CM X2
A sister to Dinah, this two piece celebrates the head wrap in its full glory.
She is sold but contact me below if you would like a similar commission
UNPICKED SYMBOLS
ACRYLIC ON CANVAS WITH PALLET KNIFE
12 X 16 CM
Today the headwrap still holds a powerful allure. It is multifacited and has a range of meanings. For some, it is a form of traditional or religious attire, and for others, it has become an expression of black resistance to western beauty standards.

