Spirit – Earth – Art – Healing
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Merged
within the layers of divine vibration
are the elements of
spirit, earth and sky.
Birds,
rocks, trees.
They are all
conscious.
They
have not forgotten
their source, nor their destination.
I align
myself with nature. I know each one of my sisters and brothers.
We speak together in dreams,
and during thought-filled strolls through
forests.
I can hear the cries of the wild herbs,
voices of deer and
wolves, and
the guidance of tall trees.
The essence of “Me” lives the Garden.
I
create from this source.
In dreams I have been called a
Shaman.
I am a
spiritual
medium. I do many things,
but each is created through truth.
I have
worked hard to understand
the whys, and to see into shadows.
I have studied
poetry and writing,
and achieved degrees
in English and in Psychology.
I have worked in
clay, my
prefered medium, since 1995.
I am a student of herbalism, and an ardent
friend
of the earth.
I believe that we can all be doing more, to make the
world a
better place,
and to reconnect with our higher nature.
We
co-create, through our collective thoughts, actions, and inactions.
We are one in the universe. We are a whole.
What we are, individually,
matters.
How we grow, and what we nurture, matters.
I
hope that, through my art and various branches of study,
to share with
others what is real, as I tend with care
to my own space in the garden.
Teresa Carey
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The style is characterized by hues of greens, tans, beiges, and smoky greys that swirl around the vessel. Pieces include boxes, bowls, votives, jewellery, sculpture, and historical tile art. Historical reproductions, and custom sculpted portraits in clay are specialties.
Another side of my creative work is whimical and wildly colorful, characterized by a playful spontenaity: Hand-formed and sculpted goddess mugs, asymetrical "anything dishes", garden spirits, hand painted porcelain jewellery, and colorful little mushroom bells are some of the surprises that leap out from the artist's kiln.
In the next couple years I will be taking my work
to a
new level. I have a number of more "serious" projects
in the works that will involve the concepts of a) social
responsibility, b) looking into oneself and others, and c) conscious
and unconsious relationships with our environment. I will be also
experimenting with new forms.
How soon these projects will come to fruition depends largely upon my gaining financial support, either through sales of my work, through arts grants, or, perhaps, through arts patronage. Contact: aradia@mts.net
