Divine Cosmos
Paintings that embrace and celebrate the heart, soul, and beauty of the cosmos and divine feminine. There are prints of the two sizable paintings “Phi” and “Juno” installed in the Vatican Observatory Museum, an astronomical research and educational institution supported by the Holy See. Both explore the outer expanses of our universe, one depicts the Carina Nebula inspired by images from the Hubbell Space Telescope, and the other is from images from the probe named Juno that orbited and studied Jupiter. Below you will also find a selection of more earthbound inspirations, lyrical compositions of color and light that capture and envelop the ineffable. Many of my cloud paintings are done on metal- either aluminum or copper. The idea of putting something so ethereal onto something so solid from the earth’s crust appealed to my sense of the yin-yang of life. By looking up, we become untethered.
“Phi” began with humble beginnings on a scrap of copper and found its way into the Vatican Observatory Museum. In “Phi [ϕ]” we are brought to the inner chambers of the Carina Nebula and Mother Mary’s universal loving heart and the wisdom of the Feminine Holy Spirit, Sophia. Read more
Painted on a scrap of long thin copper surface reflecting light and creating an overall glow throughout the piece. Named after the hurricane that wreaked havoc and cost the lives of thousands in the Caribbean and especially, Puerto Rico. Several days after the devastation remnants of the storm, in unique & beautiful cloud formations, streamed across the skies of Connecticut all day, into the evening bringing with them a sense of divine recompense.
Cloud Paintings
“I’ve looked at clouds from both sides now
From up and down and still somehow
It’s cloud’s illusions I recall
I really don’t know clouds at all”
— Joni Mitchell