Jehovah Jireh It’s early morning. Snug and warm under my duvet, I awake to the sounds of hubby in the shower. The radio is on. The news…. Depressing. Corona virus, economic downturn, unemployment and hardship. Illness and death. The world rushes in, invading my mind, jolting me out of comforting sleep. Depressing. My mood is…
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The New Year this year has rolled joyously in, riding on a cloud of inspiration gratitude and wonder. I feel a shifting in my spirit, a move towards a new insight into my creative journey’s purpose and with it a deep peace, a lifting of the heaviness of soul that sneaks in through daily striving…
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The Capulana is the traditional Mozambican fabric worn as sarongs by the locals.I am always fascinated by the striking colours and designs and felt a strong urge to play around and see if I could produce paintings that work on top of these bold colours. I am inspired by the Mozambican womens’ beauty and hard…
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The world of the artist is a lonely angst filled one, but the highlights, when a thing goes right, more than make up for any uncertainty, fear, and lack of belief in oneself. The transformation of a threatening, blank, white canvas into a creation that satisfies my soul brings a deep fulfillment that keeps me…
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