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7.5”x10” high quality print.
Artist Statement: This work embodies the threshold space between spirit and matter, where existence hovers before embodiment. The reaching human hands represent our innate drive to connect with something greater than ourselves—an eternal yearning for communion with Source.
The female tree figure, Gaia, emerges as both vessel and guardian, her roots entwined with the cycles of creation. Within her protective form, a fetus floats in the cosmos, suspended in the mystery of becoming. Supported by the embrace of both earth and sky, it is held in a liminal passage—awaiting incarnation, yet already woven into the web of all that is.
The flowering plant near the unborn child speaks to the blooming of potential, a fragile yet eternal symbol of life’s unfolding. Here, roots and stars, human longing and divine embrace, converge into a single vision: that every soul is born of both the cosmic infinite and the fertile body of Earth.
7.5”x10” high quality print.
Artist Statement: This work embodies the threshold space between spirit and matter, where existence hovers before embodiment. The reaching human hands represent our innate drive to connect with something greater than ourselves—an eternal yearning for communion with Source.
The female tree figure, Gaia, emerges as both vessel and guardian, her roots entwined with the cycles of creation. Within her protective form, a fetus floats in the cosmos, suspended in the mystery of becoming. Supported by the embrace of both earth and sky, it is held in a liminal passage—awaiting incarnation, yet already woven into the web of all that is.
The flowering plant near the unborn child speaks to the blooming of potential, a fragile yet eternal symbol of life’s unfolding. Here, roots and stars, human longing and divine embrace, converge into a single vision: that every soul is born of both the cosmic infinite and the fertile body of Earth.