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Some of this is a play...some of this art...either way it's all a stage.

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"Long ago I quit using the word Done. Instead I choose to use the word Stop. I stop at an interesting place and let breathe… Some of it is a dance, an unfinished dream, a process in which there is no end.

 

 

 

 

Being a Yoga Therapist, much of my inspiration indeed comes from the practice of yoga, in particular the yama Aparigraha.  Meaning “non-attachment.” The magic is in the moment of creation itself and by the time you the viewer is witnessing it– the “it” has already happened. The painting itself is merely a mirror in which time stopped reflecting the connection with Source that already occurred. I express emotional life through movement and bold unapologetic color in my work, often referencing the chakra spectrum and the magnetic vitality our souls radiate. An energy visionary and translator–I am Art in Motion."

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"I think the true mark of Tracilyn as an artist was her ability to take an idea I had, (which I couldn't even fully express) and flesh it out into something very real, and very physical. She understood my vision; I wanted something large, bold, and aggressive. And before I fully understood what we had ventured into I had 5 commissioned pieces, that while different in harmony and congruency have a brilliant cohesiveness. I still have trouble expressing it into words." -Craig Butler

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