‘That Wanaka Tree' found me during a lakeside walk in solitude. It’s a reminder that nature is something greater; beauty and a sacred mystery that cannot be understood through thought.
It is through nature that stillness arises within and where we can reconnect with our essential selves at the deepest level, a place where we feel pure joy, a place we call ‘home’.
The painted mist casts a reflection of the monochromatic neutral colour palette upon the lake and mountains; And as the sun slips behind the mountains it creates a faint golden glow across the landscape, reflecting a feeling of peace and inner calm.
The tondo (circle shape) speaks of sacred and divine energy in nature and within each of us.
It is through nature that stillness arises within and where we can reconnect with our essential selves at the deepest level, a place where we feel pure joy, a place we call ‘home’.
The painted mist casts a reflection of the monochromatic neutral colour palette upon the lake and mountains; And as the sun slips behind the mountains it creates a faint golden glow across the landscape, reflecting a feeling of peace and inner calm.
The tondo (circle shape) speaks of sacred and divine energy in nature and within each of us.
