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8.00" x 10.00"
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10.00" x 12.00"
Fire of Transformation Poster
by Kim Heil
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Fire of Transformation poster by Kim Heil. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
Design Details
My painting, The Fire of Transformation, shows my journey through the process of becoming more fully who I am. I am represented by the bird, who is... more
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Artist's Description
My painting, The Fire of Transformation, shows my journey through the process of becoming more fully who I am. I am represented by the bird, who is between three worlds. One of spirit and imagination, one of present time, and one of grounding and wisdom. It invokes feelings of growth, transformation, hope and possibility. I feel these emotions speak of where I am right now and feel thankful at the information they have given to me.
About Kim Heil
When I work with acrylic paints, I am reminded to be fluid. I challenge myself to get out of my “thinking” mind and move into the “feeling” of what my soul wants to create. I use anything but a paintbrush to get out of my own way. What I like best about what I create is the connection I feel within myself and then allowing whatever to emerge without judgment. Patterns and hidden images often reveal themselves without my purposefully painting them. I approach each canvas as a blank slate; I begin to drop into my body and begin to paint. I work from all sides of the canvas, always moving around until I find stillness within and know the piece is complete. I feel a sense of excitement and gratitude after painting. I continue to...
$26.35
Daniel Nadeau
I really love your infusion of spirit into this beautiful painting.
Kim Heil replied:
Thanks Daniel.