A Journey Through Transformation: A Timeless Love Story
The beauty of the desert continues its spell of inspiration.
The beauty of the desert continues its spell of inspiration.
A new way to tell an old story.
The Jesus Movement created a spiritual revival. The Viet Nam war spilled over the ’60s decade. Timothy Leary famously said, “Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out” to the flower people in the late sixties. Surfing was spiritual, one with nature, and enhanced by psychedelics. California fashion was a lifestyle spreading worldwide. Popular styles included bell-bottom pants,…
Seven decades of wear and tear.
How we interpret what we hear and from whom we listen guides our life
“Night poured over the desert. It came suddenly, in purple. In the clear air, the stars drilled down out of the sky, reminding any thoughtful watcher that it is in the deserts and high places that religions are generated. When men see nothing but bottomless infinity over their heads they have always had a driving and desperate urge to find someone to put in the way.”
Stories from the book of Exodus have provided vital inspiration and instruction. Imagining the stories acts as a catalyst. The “transendant” became visible, first with Moses, appearing as a flame in a bush that does not burn up. Moses encounters an angel of the Lord in a “holy” place. As he approaches the phenomena, the…
Art is a manifistation of thought.
“Our fifth Open Studio tour.
West of the Moon…East of the Sun The artist journey is beautifully illuminated by the light within people. Friends have a strong influence in my life, they provide inspiration and clarity. As a result, leaving the safe spaces of my life has enlarged my territory. I feel like I am called to explore, abandon the…
Enroll on our site for notifications of our “art-centric” events. It has become an occasion for professional creatives and their partners to gather for an evening event. Our studio/home sits in the private Cinnabar Canyon. It overlooks the city lights of Phoenix and is surrounded by the natural desert of the Phoenix Mountain Preserve. The Soiree begins at the golden hour.
Our next Soiree may be held on a ten-acre parcel adjacent to the Point Tapatio.
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