16” x 20”
Watercolor ink, acrylic, oil pastel, salt and water from the Pacific Ocean and the Redwood forest.
DREAM
In the dream space, Sedna (Inuit goddess of the sea) came to me. Along with her magnificent seals and fish, she pulled me north along the lines of the globe, higher and higher. As we neared the pole, we entered a heavy space of shift, disorientation, and strong magnetic pull. The air was no longer air, the water was no longer water, and North was no longer North. Sedna emphasized that something significant was happening at the top of our Earth. She bid humans to look to the seals, as they understand what is happening and know what to do.
16” x 20”
Watercolor ink, acrylic, oil pastel, salt and water from the Pacific Ocean and the Redwood forest.
DREAM
In the dream space, Sedna (Inuit goddess of the sea) came to me. Along with her magnificent seals and fish, she pulled me north along the lines of the globe, higher and higher. As we neared the pole, we entered a heavy space of shift, disorientation, and strong magnetic pull. The air was no longer air, the water was no longer water, and North was no longer North. Sedna emphasized that something significant was happening at the top of our Earth. She bid humans to look to the seals, as they understand what is happening and know what to do.
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