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Bren Sibilsky
“I was given a booklet by local artist historian Jim Sustman. The booklet was the history of the Potawatomi people, written by the Tribal Spiritual Leader, Earl J. Meshigaud Sr. The story entailed the struggle, resilience and hope of a people caught up in ‘Winds of Change’ while still coming home to their own powerful self-knowledge and wisdom. I am thankful to have had the chance to read their story and believe I am better for it.”
“Winds of Change” won Second Place in the prestigious New York based Catharine Lorillard Wolf Art Club’s Associates’ and Non-Members Exhibition. Bren is the founder and an instructor at the Algoma Atelier of Sculpture and Art, in Wisconsin.
Julia Underwood
“The painting ‘Majesty Waterfall’ is of a grand and powerful waterfall in a flourishing landscape viewed and admired by a couple. It’s based on the Skógafoss Waterfall in Iceland, one of the biggest waterfalls in the country. According to legend, the first Viking settlers, buried a treasure chest in a cave behind this waterfall. In Feng Shui, water is a life giver and so a symbol of renewal and energy. A waterfall of flowing water represents continuous wealth and abundance.”
On her website Julia shares her extensive knowledge about Feng Shui and how you may use it when choosing artwork for your home. She emphasizes how this ancient Chinese practice creates harmony in your surroundings to enhance your happiness, health and prosperity.
All of these paintings display such unique energy and wonder! Each of these artists connect to deep creative roots.