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Standing Feather is my Name and I Am a Spiritual Warrior in Tree Pose

Posted byDiana van der HarstFebruary 8, 2017October 17, 2019Posted inTextilesTags:advaita vedanta, ancient egypt, ancient symbolism, animal, antennae, arts, avatar, becoming one with nature, body, breath, chakrachannel, chakracolours, circle of life, clarity, colours, communication, connection, consciousness, cosmos, creation, dhyana, diamonds, earth, electricity, elephant, embroidery, energy, enlightenment, expanding, full moon, garudasana, gold, hand painted textile, handembroidery, handmade textile object, hinduïsm, life, lifeforce, light, light warrior, love, moon, nihonto, pharaoh, queen of heaven and earth, rays of sunlight, slow textiles, space, spiral, spirit, spirit animal, spiritual warrior, spirituality, storytelling, sun, textile art, textile design, totem, tree pose, vriksasana, wheel of life, winged serpent, wings, yoga2 Comments on Standing Feather is my Name and I Am a Spiritual Warrior in Tree Pose

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Whether lightning fast or barely moving, things are in constant motion in an ever evolving landscape of time. Roaming this landscape we go deeper and deeper through spiralling cycles and open doorways in mountains to be climbed. Many new suns are born into a world where the rhythm of the process, the rhythm of creation is made visible in a tapestry woven with time, in time and about time. Swirling puddles in the sky and gateways without doors speak of jumping dimensions and crossovers. A universe held together by colourful handmade reverse wrapped cordage, shaped like the DNA double helix, transports us to a place where the sun is shining, the sandy shore pure and bright and the ocean deep and blue.

Homey and I in front of my new work. A window into Time.

The Maloya performance by Muriel Hillion-Toulcanon and her ‘sisters’ at Midland Junction Arts Centre’s open day yesterday caressed my world traveler’s heart ❤️🔥

The title of my new work.

Yay! 🥳 I just picked up a bundle of brochures of the Artrooms Kalamunda Open Studios happening the weekend of October 8 & 9 this year. So happy to be part of this and opening my studio doors and welcome you all! 😃 Come for a drive up in the lovely Perth hills that weekend to visit us artists in our studios, have a chat and enjoy some time amongst our artworks. Hope to see you in my studio @kalamundaopenstudios ! 😃👍

I love the daily friendly encounters I have with people when I go for a walk with my dog or spend some time at a café drinking a plant based honey infused chai or a matcha oat latte in the lovely village-like Kalamunda up in the gorgeous hills. Those encounters are heartwarming and really delightful. However, after living in Perth area for 11 years now, I still feel like a fish out of water in the Perth culture.

I had my new work professionally photographed, because I myself didn’t have the equipment nor the space to properly photograph a work this size. It was such a nice experience! 😊

Made a fun collage out of elements from my works for an exhibition proposal 😊

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