The foundational teaching defining Purna Asatti, or complete connection: connecting fully to self, others, and reality across every aspect of being, mapped to the chakras, and reframing tantra as enlightenment through connection rather than sexuality alone.
A wire sculpture inspired by the artist’s chaos-flower paintings, designed to mount on a wall with its tendrils bent outward as if reaching toward passersby.
A brief description of a photographic art study of an old tree stump — drawn to its pronounced rings and cracks as themes running through the years of the tree’s life, and the emptiness at the center marking its birth.
A sketch of a large aloe plant, roughly five to six feet tall, observed on the highest hill in St. Maarten against a stone wall, drawn to study a scene that stayed with the artist.
A short reflection accompanying a close-up rose artwork, where the artist examines her instinctive rejection of the color pink as tied to a wounded aspect of femininity, and considers meeting that part of herself with compassion.
A visual artwork inspired by an actual graph of bees’ movement into and out of a structure and their major flight paths, translating the underlying science into an image the artist found beautiful.
A digital art piece from 2013-2014 that uses natural colors and layered transparency to create a dimensional, dandelion-like close-up image, not a photograph, offered as prints and products on Redbubble.