List of Artworks
The Beauty Way – SALA 2026
Romina Ienco & Jessica Curtis
21 July – 18 October, 2026
Svago: 55 Unley Road, Parkside, 5063
Explore the beauty of nature as an artistic expression of the Divine; everything from a subatomic particle to the ever expanding universe is a manifestation of the radiance and love of the Divine Spirit.
This exhibition explores art as a vehicle for expressing our connection to the Eternal Beloved—art as a joyful, devotional, and loving act of co creation with the Divine.
Through painting, drawing, mixed media, and digital mediums, the artists express how each element of nature, from the micro to the macro, forms part of the garment of the Divine.
All queries & purchases can be made by contacting the artist:
Romina Ienco
Ph: 0451035140
E: mimisart@proton.me
FB: Mimisart.2
IG: Mimisart.2
Jessica Curtis
Ph: 0414770289
E: Insearchofthedivine144@gmail.com
FB: insearchofthedivine
IG: insearchofthedivine
W: www.artsofconsciouness.com
About Romina Ienco:
“My work is a celebration of life, the beauty that surrounds us. And the spiritual in nature and within us. Remembering and describing who we are and the love that connects us all with a brush.” Romina Ienco is an emerging artist based in Adelaide and originally from Italy. She studied at the school of arts and trades in Rome in 2008 then moved to Australia in 2010. After 12 years break to settle her life down under she finally got back to her true love that is Art.
She has taken some courses at the Splashout art studios here in Adelaide and currently she is an artist in residence at The Mill art studios collective in Adelaide. She has been also involved in the latest SALA festival exhibiting at the Cherry bomb café’ in Ashton with WOW- Women of wonder. Her work has featured in Rome, France (private collection), Israel, Australia, exhibiting at Gallery M, Splashout gallery, pepper street art gallery and art shows around Adelaide including the Walkerville , Blackwood and Victorharbour art shows between 2022 and 2024, The art of Storytelling (Fringe 2025) and the Clare valley art prize in 2025. She has been rewarded the third art prize at the Royal Adelaide Show (2024) and the third art prize at the Glenside art show (2024).
She uses her art to overcome challenges in life continuously inspired by the beauty that surrounds her and turning inward to achieve a personal and spiritual growth. When she is not behind the easel she works as veterinary nurse.
About Jessica Curtis:
Jessica Curtis (In Search of the Divine) engages in creative projects & collaborations that bring the spiritual & scientific together; inspiring a higher dialogue on the themes pondered by the great mystical traditions of the Earth which looked to the stars as home.
Jessica works in a series of mediums & forms including painting, sculpture, drawing, textile art, animation, video art, illustration, design & curating. Jessica has work in collections in Australia, Europe, UK, USA, South Africa, Mauritius and the Asia Pacific region. She actively take part in multiple arts festivals and has produced award winning projects. She specialises in curating, producing and directing creative events the aim to being a transformative and uplifting experience of the Spirit.
Core to her art practice, Jessica Curtis, uses art as a transformative vehicle to assist in the reorientation of consciousness to a multi-dimensional perspective. Thus, creating a point of reference to unveil the divine template behind these times of great transition and transformation unfolding on Earth; ultimately fostering a spark of recognition of the ‘Divine Within’ and an understanding of humanities deep connection to the cosmos.
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CURRENT LIST ON DISPLAY SALA FESTIVAL 2026
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Crystalline Coherence
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 1
Metallic acrylic & ink on canvas
70cm x 70cm
$664
When one sits in meditation one creates his/her own sacred body temple, a pyramidal body temple! The pyramidal shapes can be found through each of our own internal universes from the structure of our blood, pyramidal brain cells and that the proportions of our body all unfold from the Fibonacci ratio which also manifests as the Fibonacci triangle.
Quartz crystal has a natural pyramidal and hexagonal structure which resonates with the sacred geometry inherent within the human body and its crystalline structures. The 51-degree internal angel of the quartz crystal was replicated by the pyramid scientists of ancient Egypt who built the great Kufu pyramid of Giza.
Quartz also oscillates/vibrates at a regular frequency and is a transducer of energy. Hence it is used in much of the modern-day technology we take for granted from watches & radios to our computers. It has also been used to create Light consciousness technology by the spiritual scientist Marcel Vogel who develop the liquid crystal display for IBM (that we now have in all our technology), Vogel crystal technology, plant communication and water consciousness programming.
When we resonate our body-mind-heart coherence as the divine crystalline body temple we can resonate with all of creation and nature.
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Love
Romina Ienco
Catalogue #: 2
Acrylic and gold leaf on canvas
50cm diameter
$444
Loving without condition, a dance of light and shadow, of touch and release being present again and again. Love is the beauty way that connects us to the divine. A reminder that when the path is unclear love is all you need to find clarity and to connect to the divine.
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Joy – Star Dance – The Cosmic Twins
Humpback Whale Song Series
Jessica McPhee
Catalogue #: 3
Metallic acrylic & ink on canvas
30cm x 60cm
$244
Whales transmit a peaceful, calming, nurturing, and healing energy. They have had a deep mystical role in cultures throughout history, often representing the wise ones; the guardians of the oceans of planet Earth and teachers of wisdom and understanding to the children of Earth. They are described as multidimensional beings with connections to the stars having the ability to travel between different realms of creation.
The whale’s spiritual role is as a conduit between the seen and unseen worlds. Whale songs travel throughout the oceans spreading vibrational messages around the globe. They send messages of peace, awakening and preparation with warnings to take care of our planetary home in these great times of change.
Symbolically and spiritually whales connect with several sacred star systems including Sirius, Pleiades and Orion which are significant to all our world’s mystical and indigenous traditions. Sirius is believed to be home to water worlds which many of our sea brother and sisters have connections to. Pleiades is a cosmic nursery hence the bright blue colour if its stars; a genesis point of creation, birth & the Divine Mother. Orion has many levels of significance and is often connected directly with Pleiades. Orion is also seen as a cosmic gateway to other realms or universes and the place from which many our spiritual guides/angels emanate from.
Whales are deeply connected creatures that can communicate through the sacred waters of our planet over long distance through song & vibrations. Each piece in the Humpback Whale Song Series is blessed and made with deep living water healing energies. The pieces convey healing, nurturing, interconnection, family, joyful and loving energy.
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Global Cosmic Coherence
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 4
Metallic acrylic & ink on canvas
70cm x 70cm
$664
The angels of Gabriel bring the sacred music of the Heavens to awaken plant Earth on all 7 levels. Heavenly spectrums of colour radiate out as Gaia awakens to herself as a divine Cosmic Consciousness of Light. As she awakens, her children begin to stir and start to remember their divine birth right as children form the Stars.
As they awaken and began to vibrate they resonate with the crystal of both the Earth and the Heavens, awakening the ‘perfect number’ of souls. As we reach this perfected sacred gematria of global coherence a unified humanity with all of Gaia’s kingdoms cry out “Come help, Come Nurture and Come Love”. Our planet lights up as the divine Blue-Green jewel in the lotus she is and is delivered into the 1000 petals of infinite creation.
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Incanto
Romina Ienco
Catalogue #: 5
Acrylic on canvas
34cm x 44cm
$410
Incanto (Italian for “enchantment”) is a vibrant celebration of nature’s quiet magic, a vision of divine beauty in the natural world. This painting captures a moment of sacred harmony, where the delicate beauty of the flowers and the spirited energy of the wildlife converge. The title, Incanto, speaks to the enchantment that arises when we perceive the divine in nature. . Through a palette of soft pastels, impressionistic brushstrokes and a dreamy turquoise background , this painting invites viewers to step into a world where nature is not just observed, but felt—a living, breathing spell of colour and life.
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L’alma qe vuela
Romina Ienco
Catalogue #: 6
Oil, Acrylic on wood
30cm x 40cm
$430
The sacred beauty of the soul descending into the material world guided by the spiritual vision and companionship of the eagle. At its heart lies Tiferet, the harmonizing centre of the tree of life, where love and Justice converge in perfect balance. This work invites viewers to see the material dimension not as a fall, but as a glorious space for growth, where every soul is guided toward harmony. It is a visual meditation on the truth that beauty arises when love tempers justice, and when the journey itself becomes the destination.
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Tree of Life – The House of Many Mansions
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 7
Metallic acrylic & ink on canvas
90cm x 120cm
$3333
There are trees of life within Trees of Life in the House of Many Mansions of this open-ended universe. Tree of Life is a sacred symbol that is found in many mystical & indigenous traditions around the globe. It is a mystical symbol that represents the many universes & branches of creation, a cosmology of creation, growth, life, the structure of the cosmos & the link between Earth and the Heavens.
Within each sphere/sephiroth of this tree of life are many different unfoldments of the tree of life from the various mystical traditions of the Earth including Mayan, Egyptian, Buddhist, Vedic, Celtic, Chinese, African, Mesopotamian, North American First Nations, European & pre-history petroglyphs. The
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The Beauty Way
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 8
Metallic acrylic & ink on birch panel
70cm x 70cm
$444
As the flower petals unfold they reveal their innate geometric perfection connected to the sacred geometry that underlies the of all creation. The hidden beauty of the flower is essential to humanity; we “resonate with the hidden patterns” and have embedded this geometry in our sacred art, architecture & culture.
This same unfolding can be found in the root, to the tree/plant, to the branch and into the veins of the leaf. The ‘whole’ is hidden in the ‘part’. Each part of a tree or plant is self-referential, a fractal of itself. The micro contains the macro and the macro contains the micro.
There is a pre-existent “ratio”, the Fibonacci, to which all life and ourselves grow. As we meditate on a flower we can become more consciousness of the interrelationships and the grand design behind all of creation. Geometry is the art of the ‘ever-true’, Socrates.
Through this revelation we have the philosophy and experience to create a more holistic understanding of life. “Numbers are the reverberation and pulsations on the One,” K.B.C
“We are each the microcosm of the macro. The patterning hidden in a flower also enables all life to achieve an active state of balance that we call harmony, which is a prerequisite if the health of each of Earth’s vital life support systems”. The Prince of Wales – The Secret Life of Plants
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Camilla
Romina Ienco
Catalogue #: 9
Oil on canvas
46cm x 46cm
$470
A blend of light and shadow, color and form, strength and softness, beauty becomes dynamic inviting the viewer to look beyond the surface and discover the inner light that defines true beauty. Camilla reminds us that beauty is not seen with the eyes alone, but felt in silence between a glance and a breath.”
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“As impossible as your white red turning red”
Romina Ienco
Catalogue #: 10
Acrylic on canvas
36cm x 46cm
$420
Legend tells of Mary Magdalene’s journey to Rome to seek an audience with Emperor Tiberius to proclaim that Christ had risen, bringing a simple white egg as a symbol of new life. When Tiberius ridiculed her, declaring that a dead man rising was “as impossible as this egg turning red”, the egg blushed a deep, vibrant crimson. Mary’s gaze is not one of fear, but of conviction.
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All Seeing Divine Eye
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 11 &12
Metallic acrylic & ink on birch panel
20cm diameter
$111 each
All Seeing Eye is a sacred symbol that is found in many mystical & indigenous traditions around the globe. It is an ancient symbol that represents and connects to the Divine Creator/s and/or Angelic Messengers of Light. It is used in sacred art, architecture, places and spaces to bring through divine light, sacred energies, love, peace, healing and protection.
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Through the Eucalyptus at Sunset
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 & 18
Metallic acrylic with gold/brass gilding
10cmx 30cm
$72 each
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Agape – Eye of Compassion
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 19
Metallic acrylic & ink on canvas
90cmx 120cm
$3333
The eye of compassion featured in this piece reaches out infinitely in all directions to touch all of creation with flaming lotus petals of Love. The 1000 petal lotus is a symbol of the consciousness that can reach into a 1000 plus realities or time zones. The tear drop in not only a tear of Love & Compassion, but it is also the life giving waters, the Seed of Life, the Life Codes from which the Divine continually creates new life with it unending Love.
Agape – is Greek for the Love of the Divine used in the New Testament to denote the Love of God or Christ for humanity. It can also can define our own special Love for the divine, the highest and most noble of Loves; A self-sacrificing love and devotion.
When Jesus was asked what was the most important of the 10 commandment he said: “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets.” (Matthew 22:37-40)
As I was contemplating on what I was grateful for in preparation for this exhibition my meditations and thoughts kept leading back to the Unending Love of the Divine. This love is never ending and is always flowing no matter where we are in creation. There is no word in the English language that actually encompasses what this love really is. However the concept of Compassion more truly summarizes this true divine love.
C S Lewis described Agape as “a selfless love that is passionately committed to the well-being of others.” Compassion is Loving-Kindness in Action & is well summarised in the second commandment mentioned above. It’s not a passive love. It is an act, love in action. It also imbues one with the ability to endure the long suffering of this world and be there eternally in service to humanity & God.
Nothing can extinguish the love that comes through compassion. It’s a flame that burns with love for all things, all creatures, all realms, all dimension, ALL THAT IS! An example is the bodhisattva Quan Yin; the who heard the cries of the world. She vowed she would not ascend beyond this Earth until every single person had attained enlightenment and grown beyond suffering.
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”— John 3:16, KJV
Many crop circles are attributed to the ‘cosmic others’. Many believe they are being created by our Star Sisters & Brothers to prepare the consciousness of humanity to graduate into a star kind. Crop circles have progressively become more & from complex from the 70’s & 80’s to our current day. Today people create their own crop circles and receives responses from the ‘comic other’. Crop circles are teaching us about pictographic communication and the universal language of light, colour, geometry and sound.
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Agape – Immaculate Heart
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 20
Metallic acrylic & ink on canvas
90cmx 120cm
$3333
This piece was painted live during several plant music sound baths by Sacred Resonance. Painted in coherence with nature and its natural symphony of the heart.
Compassion reaches out infinitely in all directions to touch all of creation with flaming lotus petals of Love. The 1000 petal lotus (bottom of artwork) is a symbol of the consciousness that can reach into a 1000 plus realities or time zones. The Lotus is also a symbol for the Eastern Goddess, Quan Yin, the one ‘who hears the cries of the world; the Boddhisatva who swore to hold off enlightenment until each, and every soul on earth had attained enlightenment, and all suffering ceased.
The Rose is a symbol often associated with Mother Mary, who also is a Master/Lady of Light who represents love, compassion and mercy. The scent, vision and manifestation of roses is often associated with her apparitions, visons and presence. The rose can represent charity, purity, friendship, love, compassion, mercy, and grace. It also represents many mystical qualities and symbols such as ‘The Rose of Sharon’ and ‘Rosa Mystica’ and in essence is the Lotus of the West, with its many unfolding petals, spiralling our into the dimensions of creation.
Agape – is Greek for the Love of the Divine used in the New Testament to denote the Love of God or Christ for humanity. It can also define our own special Love for the divine, the highest and most noble of Loves; A self-sacrificing love and devotion.
When Jesus was asked what was the most important of the 10 commandment he said: “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets.” (Matthew 22:37-40)
As I was contemplating on what I was grateful for in preparation for this exhibition my meditations and thoughts kept leading back to the Unending Love of the Divine. This love is never ending and is always flowing no matter where we are in creation. There is no word in the English language that actually encompasses what this love really is. However the concept of Compassion more truly summarizes this true divine love.
C S Lewis described Agape as “a selfless love that is passionately committed to the well-being of others.” Compassion is Loving-Kindness in Action & is well summaried in the second commandment mentioned above. It’s not a passive love. It is an act, love in action. It also imbues one with the ability to endure the long suffering of this world and be there eternally in service to humanity & God.
Nothing can extinguish the love that comes through compassion. It’s a flame that burns with love for all things, all creatures, all realms, all dimension, ALL THAT IS! An example is the bodhisattva Quan Yin; the who heard the cries of the world. She vowed she would not ascend beyond this Earth until every single person had attained enlightenment and grown beyond suffering. “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life”.— John 3:16, KJV
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Arcturus Rising: Glyphs of Light
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 21, 22, 23, 24, 28 & 30
Ink with gold/brass/copper gilding
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Celestial Strings – Music of the Spheres
Catalogue #: 21
Ink with gold/brass/copper gilding
40cm x 120cm – can be hung portrait or landscape
$664
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Celestial Frequencies of Light – Fractal Flow
Catalogue #: 22
Ink with gold/brass/copper gilding
40cm x 120cm – can be hung portrait or landscape
$664
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Cosmic Codes of Light 1
Catalogue #: 23
Ink with gold/brass/copper gilding
40cm x 120cm – can be hung portrait or landscape
$664
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Cosmic Codes of Light 2
Catalogue #: 24
Ink with gold/brass/copper gilding
40cm x 120cm – can be hung portrait or landscape
$664
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Wings of the Infinite
Catalogue #: 28
Metallic acrylic with gold/brass/copper gilding
75cm diameter
$664
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Archturus Rising
Catalogue #: 30
Ink with gold/brass/copper gilding
75cm diameter
$664
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Cosmic Angels
Catalogue #: 40
Ink with gold/brass/copper gilding
40cm x 120 cm
$664
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Arcturus Rising: Glyphs of Light
Archturus is an orange-coloured giant star 36.7 light-years from Earth. The fourth brightness star in the night sky, and the brightest star in the northern constellation Boötes. Located north of the celestial equator, it is visible from both the Northern and Southern Hemisphere and thus has been seen as a star of importance in cultures around the Earth.
Archturus is known as the ‘Bear-Keeper’ guarding Ursa Major, the ‘Keeper of the Heavens’, the ‘Guiding Star’, the ‘Star of Gladness’ Hokule’a in Hawaiian, the ‘Good Shepherd’ in the Middle East or the ‘Guiding Hand’. It is also believed to be home to the cosmic creators of the famous crop circle phenomena.
Crop circles have been captivating the imaginations of humanity since they first began getting global attention in the UK in the 1970’s. They have continued to appear in fields across the world to this day with their mesmerizing sacred geometric designs embodying a mysterious union of creativity, science, and energy.
Traditionally documented in greyscale, these formations are reimagined in colour, light, and movement. They invite us to ask: What are the original messages of their creators? How might we receive and learn from them today? And what happens when we open ourselves to their harmonic language, perceiving them as living glyphs of consciousness?
Crop Circles: Geometry, Mystery, and Meaning
Crop circles are large-scale patterns or designs that appear in fields of cereal crops such as wheat, barley, and corn. Created through the flattening of plants, they form intricate, often geometric formations that transform farmland into living canvases. While many crop circles are confirmed as human-made, others are associated with mysterious or unexplained origins, continuing to inspire fascination across the globe.
A Brief History
Reports of crop-circle-like phenomena extend back several centuries, with accounts arising from different parts of the world. Yet it was in the late 20th century that crop circles entered public consciousness on a global scale.
The modern era began in the 1970s, primarily in southern England — particularly Wiltshire county, a region also rich in ancient sites such as Stonehenge and Avebury. What began as relatively simple shapes soon evolved into elaborate geometric formations. By the 1980s and 1990s, crop circles reached their peak, with hundreds reported each year. Many of these works stretched hundreds of feet across, remarkable not only for their size but also for their breathtaking intricacy.
Defining Characteristics of “Real” Crop Circles
Researchers and enthusiasts often distinguish between man-made designs and what are considered “genuine” or unexplained crop circles. Certain characteristics are commonly cited:
- Geometric precision and complexity: Many feature spirals, rings, triangles, fractals, and interlocking circles that exhibit striking mathematical symmetry.
- Uniform flattening of crops: Instead of being broken, the stems are typically bent at their nodes, suggesting a phenomenon distinct from simple mechanical force.
- Layering and weaving: In some formations, the stalks are intricately interlaced, producing a level of finesse that seems beyond straightforward human effort.
These details — precision, symmetry, and delicate manipulation of crops — continue to distinguish the most intriguing formations,
Theories and Interpretations
Over the decades, numerous theories have emerged to explain crop circles, ranging from scientific to speculative, artistic to metaphysical.
- Human-made interventions: Many circles are created as pranks, performances, or deliberate land art. Simple tools such as boards, ropes, and surveying equipment have been used to replicate even complex designs.
- Natural phenomena: Some researchers suggest whirlwinds, tornadoes, or other atmospheric forces could press crops into patterned formations under specific environmental conditions.
- Plasma vortices and electromagnetic activity: Another scientific proposal is that atmospheric plasma or charged particles interact with crops, bending stalks into shapes.
- Extraterrestrial origins: One of the most popular cultural theories attributes crop circles to advanced civilizations beyond Earth, interpreting the complexity and symmetry as intentional messages or artistic expressions.
- Earth energies and ley lines: Some believe that crop circles arise from energetic currents running through the land — ancient ley lines — with the formations acting as visible imprints of hidden Earth forces.
- Spiritual or metaphysical messages: Others view them as signs from higher consciousness or interdimensional beings, carrying symbolic or esoteric meaning for humanity.
A Living Dialogue of Art and Mystery
Whether interpreted as natural anomalies, human creativity, or phenomena beyond current explanation, crop circles remain a compelling intersection of art, mystery, and landscape. They invite us to reflect on geometry, symbolism, and the human desire to seek meaning in patterns. Fleeting yet monumental, they transform fields into temporary galleries — ephemeral works that blur the boundary between the earthly and the cosmic delivering messages from the beyond.
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Celestial Vines 1
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 25
Metallic pearl acrylic with gold/brass/copper gilding
50cm diameter
$444
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Through the Leaves of the Bodhi Tree
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 26
Metallic pearl acrylic with gold/brass/copper gilding
90cm diameter
$777
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Celestial Vines 2
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 25
Metallic pearl acrylic with gold/brass/copper gilding
75cm diameter
$555
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Tree of Life
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 29
Ink with gold/brass/copper gilding
60cm diameter
$664
Tree of Life is a sacred symbol that is found in many mystical & indigenous traditions around the globe. It is a mystical symbol that represents the many universes & branches of creation, a cosmology of creation, growth, life, the structure of the cosmos & the link between Earth and the Heavens.
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Tree of Life
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 31
Ink with gold/brass/copper gilding
30cm x 60cm
$199
Tree of Life is a sacred symbol that is found in many mystical & indigenous traditions around the globe. It is a mystical symbol that represents the many universes & branches of creation, a cosmology of creation, growth, life, the structure of the cosmos & the link between Earth and the Heavens.
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La venere meditabonda
Romina Ienco
Catalogue #: 32
Oil, Acrylic and modelling paste on canvas
58cm x 90cm
$800
In this reimagining of the goddess of beauty and elegance, Aphrodite is stripped of her divine regalia, depicted instead in simple, everyday attire. Seated in a moment of quiet meditation, reconnecting with her inner self, coming together with her gentle guardian (the dolphin) sacred animal (the swan) and blooming roses (love and beauty)
This piece connects our being human with the divinity, suggesting that true beauty requires stillness and self-reflection. It invites the viewer to consider that even the most radiant souls must pause to find their centre and that beauty is an inner state of being not just an outward appearance, a state of inner peace cultivated in silence.
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Tree of Life
Jessica Curtis & Ashleigh Bruza
Catalogue #: 33
Metallic acrylic, acrylic, ink & gold/brass/copper gilding
30cm x 60cm
$399
Ashleigh: The tree of life, I was inspired by grounding and connection to nature. I’m interested in exploring more of the First Nations relationship with the tree of life in future pieces.
Jessica; The Tree of Life is a sacred symbol that is found in many mystical & indigenous traditions around the globe. It is a mystical symbol that represents the many universes & branches of creation, a cosmology of creation, growth, life and the link between Earth and the Heavens.
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Guardian Angel
Romina Ienco
Catalogue #: 34
Oil on canvas
80cm x 80cm
$880
The cat, often seen as a mysterious creature is revealed here as a true guardian angel—a source of comfort, protection, and silent wisdom A testament to the power of unconditional love, this painting depicts the sacred bond with cats, a connection that transcends words suggesting that the most profound love is often the quietest where beauty is found in vulnerability, trust and priceless moment of connection.
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Tree of Life- The journey of the soul
Romina Ienco
Catalogue #: 35
Oil, Acrylic on wood board
80cm x 100cm
$2200
A blending of expressive brush strokes and subtle changes of hues, celebrating the bridge between ethereal emotional and material realms. I’ve always thought the tree of life is a channel for the spiritual to material life. In the Norse mythology there are 3 sacred guides that help the soul through the journey: The eagle – spiritual guide; The Stagg- emotional balance; And the Lion- manifestation into the material. In this case my cat Falkor is my guide and guardian. The woman in the tree is symbolic of creation, she is the portal through which every soul has manifested into the material world. The divine feminine is also part of 3 sefirot, emanations through which God reveals itself continuously to create the universe comprising the three of life in the in the Kabbalah.
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Enfolded Sigi Female FemaleJessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 36
Metallic acrylic, acrylic, ink & gold/brass/copper gilding
118cm x 123cm
$1222
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Entwined Sigi Male-Male
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 37
Metallic acrylic, acrylic, ink & gold/brass/copper gilding
81cm x 83cm
$777
As the harmonic relationships found within the human body (ie the Golden section, Pi & Phi) demonstrate, there is a higher coding, a higher geometry, a divine template behind our bodily design. This pattern is found throughout all of nature and dictates the complex geometries of micro organism, virus and bacteria, single cell organisms up to the spiral patterns of galaxy and the distributions of star in space.
The Sigis series is inspired by the book Pistis Sophia by Dr Hurtak in which it is mentioned that the Sigi’s, divine pairs, come in for manifestations: female-female, man-man, female-man & God-God partnerships. At this higher levels of gnostic cosmology we are ultimately all one. All emanations of the divine image of the Creator. And all versions of sexuality or pairing are primordial & emanate from a divine template.
Each of these pairs explore the theme of “Tantra”. Each individual in a pair could be viewed as each other’s partner in life but they can also be viewed as each other’s divine double. Tantra means union or to weave. Through our realization of divinity we create the mind-link to tantric reweave/bond ourselves in union with our own divine counterpart called the Overself, Higherself or Godself. This union with our Overself is what the ancients call the “true marriage”, the union with our divine eternal consort. Our own personal God-Human partnership.
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Tree of Life – African Akasha
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 38
Metallic acrylic, acrylic, ink & gold/brass/copper gilding
81cm x 83cm
$99
Tree of Life is a sacred symbol that is found in many mystical & indigenous traditions around the globe. It is a mystical symbol that represents the many universes & branches of creation, a cosmology of creation, growth, life, the structure of the cosmos & the link between Earth and the Heavens.
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Tree of Life – Celtic Tree Rainbow
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 39
Metallic acrylic, acrylic, ink & gold/brass/copper gilding
81cm x 83cm
$99
Tree of Life is a sacred symbol that is found in many mystical & indigenous traditions around the globe. It is a mystical symbol that represents the many universes & branches of creation, a cosmology of creation, growth, life, the structure of the cosmos & the link between Earth and the Heavens.
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Tree of Life – Banyan Tree – Bodhi Tree
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 41
Metallic acrylic, acrylic, ink & gold/brass/copper gilding
81cm x 83cm
$99
Tree of Life is a sacred symbol that is found in many mystical & indigenous traditions around the globe. It is a mystical symbol that represents the many universes & branches of creation, a cosmology of creation, growth, life, the structure of the cosmos & the link between Earth and the Heavens.
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Tree of Life – Celtic Tree
Jessica Curtis
Catalogue #: 42
Metallic acrylic, acrylic, ink & gold/brass/copper gilding
81cm x 83cm
$99
Tree of Life is a sacred symbol that is found in many mystical & indigenous traditions around the globe. It is a mystical symbol that represents the many universes & branches of creation, a cosmology of creation, growth, life, the structure of the cosmos & the link between Earth and the Heavens.
