The Clouds
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Experience the beauty of this interconnectedness.
A Self-chosen fall, like tumbling from a willingness to recognize that this contact will never be.
Shadow Work(s), a painting about being able to mask things and behavior that is to big to encompass at the time.
A journey of unlocking and grounding.
Healing and finding your way home.
The wonder of a form-full existence.
Exploring the mystery of being aware
Three stages of panic
From total immersion to detached observation.
Can you encompass existence?
make it tangible. Get a sense of touch. Or grab onto it?
Reside in silent ground.
In inability to relate to life.
A choice for inner silence.
A sadness from which the tears keep coming. Where the tear fluid drips heavily down. It feels endless. Dripping sadness
Being sensitively aware of your surroundings, experiencing awe and wonder and at the same time experiencing a challenge to relate the less sensitive beings.
Jaw Squeezing Joel is a stylized portrait. It depicts how you can keep your jaw firmly together when you really want to speak out, but you are unable to do so.
Jaw Squeezing Joel is a stylized portrait. It depicts how you can keep your jaw firmly together when you really want to speak out, but you are unable to do so.
Dirk sunk in deep thought a stylized portrait
a stylized portrait
An expression of nurturing the feeling of loneliness.
“Embrace Your Fear – Worthlessness” explores the function of fear in suppressing the subject’s creativity and sense of self-worth, while honoring the emotion’s helpful aspects and moving towards openness.
“Embrace Your Fear – Coping” explores the contradictory nature of fear as a coping mechanism, capturing the duality of forward movement and protective retreat.
“Embrace Your Fear – Frozen” is an artwork depicting the frozen state of being. Fear can have a paralyzing effect; completely paralyzed, there you are. Frozen and motionless.
This portrait captures the duality of the journey towards embodied healing from traumatic stress, reflecting the torn, frustrated feeling of a well-trained dissociation mechanism.