Meet Nadia, a multifaceted artist and Body Mind Facilitator with a BFA in Sculptural Ceramics and Archaeology and 20 years of experience in yoga and dance. Her rich art career spans from being a technical illustrator of archaeological artifacts to working as a stained-glass window technician and creating large-scale mixed media and wood sculptures for interior designers and art dealers. Nadia's current art is inspired by the ocean's currents and waves, local indigenous mythology from petroglyphs, and impactful large-scale installation sculptures. As a Holistic Art Therapy Facilitator, Nadia guides professionals dealing with hidden traumas. She helps them set life goals and engineer a purposeful future, addressing the past without dwelling in its pain, and ensuring the journey to healing doesn’t take years. #MemberSpotlight #OPSocietyMember #OahuWomenInBusiness #EntrepreneurCommunity
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Earth Celebration #9. In 2016 I started the "Gratitude" series to show how beautiful and precious our planet is. There is only one Earth, much work is needed to preserve it for future generations. White is the color of new beginnings, protection and encouragement. When viewing her paintings from afar, the canvases on her “Gratitude” series take on a placid, tranquil look. Only by moving closer will all kinds of surprises be revealed. With a manipulation of pure oils using only the palette knife, these “nature maps” mimic many shapes and events that occur solely in nature. Gratitude #29 Palette knife oil on canvas, 42x45", 2022 www.maiyap.com Gratitude #29 is an imaginary moving landscape viewed from far way up. As if you were looking down through an airplane window. You might see fields, rivers and whole villages. The lines sculpted on top are actual wind patterns. The air that you can feel but never see. They emphasize our fleeting human condition and how pressing is to take action now. Gratitude series will be showcased in a solo show at Museum of Contemporary Art of the Americas - Mocaa in August, 2024 #museumofcontemporaryartoftheamericas #gratitude #paletteknifepaintings #earthday2024
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Day 5️⃣: Harmonize with Nature's Masterpiece 🌿🎨 Welcome to the verdant canvas of Day 5 in our 100 Days: 100 Ways of Healing Through Art challenge! Today, we invite you to become one with the natural world, letting Mother Earth guide your artistic spirit. Venture outdoors or gaze through your window. What catches your eye? Perhaps it's the intricate veins of a leaf, the majestic sweep of a mountain range, or the delicate petals of a wildflower. Let this natural beauty infuse your soul and flow through your fingertips. 🌄🌼 As you create, breathe in the essence of nature. Feel the rhythm of the earth pulse through your brushstrokes. Will you capture the dance of light on dewdrops? The graceful arc of a butterfly's wing? Or perhaps the timeless strength of an ancient tree? 🦋🌳 Remember, this isn't just about recreating what you see. It's about expressing how nature makes you feel. Let your art become a bridge between the outer landscape and your inner world. 🌉💖 As you immerse yourself in this natural artistry, notice how your breath slows, your shoulders relax. This is the healing power of art and nature in harmony. Let it wash over you, restoring and rejuvenating your spirit. 🌊✨ Happy painting, fellow artist! May your creation today be as wild and wonderful as the natural world that inspired it. 🎨🌻 #NatureInspiredArt #ArtisticHealing #CreativeWellness #100DaysOfArt #MindfulCreativity #NaturalArtTherapy #LandscapePainting #FloralArtistry #HealingNature #ArtUnderstandsYou #MentalHealthAwareness #NeuroscienceOfArt #MindfulnessInArt #EmotionalWellbeing #ArtisticJourney #AMWAIndiaChallenge #BiophilicArt #EcoArtTherapy #NatureMeditation #CreativeConnection
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Art Therapist | Child Psychologist || Counselor - Textile Artistry🌺 Meets Psychology🧠 for Mental Wellness || Book a FREE Counseling Call from Below Link✨
Day 5️⃣: Harmonize with Nature's Masterpiece 🌿🎨 Welcome to the verdant canvas of Day 5 in our 100 Days: 100 Ways of Healing Through Art challenge! Today, we invite you to become one with the natural world, letting Mother Earth guide your artistic spirit. Venture outdoors or gaze through your window. What catches your eye? Perhaps it's the intricate veins of a leaf, the majestic sweep of a mountain range, or the delicate petals of a wildflower. Let this natural beauty infuse your soul and flow through your fingertips. 🌄🌼 As you create, breathe in the essence of nature. Feel the rhythm of the earth pulse through your brushstrokes. Will you capture the dance of light on dewdrops? The graceful arc of a butterfly's wing? Or perhaps the timeless strength of an ancient tree? 🦋🌳 Remember, this isn't just about recreating what you see. It's about expressing how nature makes you feel. Let your art become a bridge between the outer landscape and your inner world. 🌉💖 As you immerse yourself in this natural artistry, notice how your breath slows, your shoulders relax. This is the healing power of art and nature in harmony. Let it wash over you, restoring and rejuvenating your spirit. 🌊✨ Happy painting, fellow artist! May your creation today be as wild and wonderful as the natural world that inspired it. 🎨🌻 #NatureInspiredArt #ArtisticHealing #CreativeWellness #100DaysOfArt #MindfulCreativity #NaturalArtTherapy #LandscapePainting #FloralArtistry #HealingNature #ArtUnderstandsYou #MentalHealthAwareness #NeuroscienceOfArt #MindfulnessInArt #EmotionalWellbeing #ArtisticJourney #AMWAIndiaChallenge #BiophilicArt #EcoArtTherapy #NatureMeditation #CreativeConnection
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Have you ever experienced something both magnificent and incomplete? Two weeks ago I spent a week in Florence, Italy, the birthplace of Renaissance art and architecture. I don't know about you, but this is my favorite kind of vacation - taking in another culture, especially its art. It both refreshes and inspires my soul. No visit to Florence is complete without experiencing the magnificence of Michelangelo's David at the Galeria dell'Accademia di Firenze in all its glory. David stands (all 17 feet of him) in perfect repose as a perfect specimen of a perfected humanity. No matter how many times you've seen the statue in photos, being in David's presence really does take your breath away. It's very strange how I feel both very small and very large at the same time. In the hallway leading up to the David sit several other sculptures by Michelangelo, including four "slave" or "prisoner" sculptures that stand incomplete. Each figure stands in a different stage of incompletion, and each twists and turns in dynamic tension. There is struggle here. There is roughness. The chisel strokes are clearly visible. Whole sections of the figures lie concealed within the marble, while others have taken clear form. The dramatic idea of each figure is clearly present, but partially hidden. I love these figures so much. I love the rawness, the ragged edges, the sense of tension and breaking free from the constraints of the stone. For me these incomplete figures speak of emergence. A form within the stone passionately longs to set itself free, to realize itself. And that for me is truer than David's static perfection. (Or at least reveals something different about our common humanity.) So often we find ourselves fixated on some idea of perfection. And we fail to acknowledge the messy beauty of the struggle to emerge. What beautiful possibilities are striving to emerge for you? Celebrate rawness and chisel marks. That's the game of being human. Own your badassity. Dan #badassity #personalbrandphotography
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French American Contemporary Sculptor Plasticien & Immersive art / Ecological artist/ Award winner / Environmental Activist(1993)
#NationalOceanMonth! my artwork is a compelling piece that encapsulates a profound message about life and our environment. Set against a dark-toned landscape canvas with a stormy and tormented sky, my sculpture represents the earth and symbolizes the challenges and adversities that humanity and our planet are currently facing. In the foreground, there’s a white figurine of a human body—a representation of me—seemingly swimming with the current of the ocean. This sculpted form, with its cradler waves flowing, stands out against the dark background. It embodies the ‘Life Force’ I mentioned in the title, symbolizing resilience and the indomitable spirit of life that persists amidst adversity. Surrounding this central white human body sculpture are thin, thread-like materials spread across and protruding from under it. Purposefully creating an impression of chaos, these elements symbolize the complexity and interconnectedness of life. I use recycled materials in my artwork, which underscores the theme of sustainability and conservation, echoing the urgent need for environmental consciousness in our world today. My sculpture wants to be visually striking and thought-provoking. It invites viewers to reflect on the state of our planet, the resilience of life, and our role in its preservation. I hope to be a powerful representation of the challenges we face and the enduring life force that strives to overcome them. #UN #activism #ocean #environmentalart #science #globalwarming #climatechange #HealthEquity #artistatsea. #oceaninspiration #artandscience
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The Dream Machine - 0978 #AIArt Prompt: Create an image with a peaceful sports setting, rendered in the decorative and ornate style characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement, distinguished by its intricate natural forms. The image should have a geometric quality to it, providing a stark contrast to the curvilinear aspects of the Art Nouveau style. The athletic components depict an active scene filled with agility and finesse. The colors should be harmonious and tender, emitting tranquility and peace, while the geometric patterns offer symmetry and order to the image.
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🎨 Exploring the Fascinating World of Miniature Art Miniature art has a rich and captivating history that spans centuries and cultures. These small-scale masterpieces, often intricate and detailed, offer a unique window into the past and continue to inspire artists and collectors alike. A Brief History: ◾ Ancient Beginnings: Miniature art can be traced back to ancient civilizations, including the Egyptians and Greeks, who created small-scale sculptures and detailed manuscript illustrations. ◾ Medieval Manuscripts: During the Middle Ages, illuminated manuscripts became prominent, with monks and scribes producing exquisite miniatures to adorn religious texts. ◾ Persian and Indian Miniatures: The Persian and Mughal empires in the 16th and 17th centuries saw the creation of stunning miniatures, often depicting courtly life, mythology, and historical events. ◾ European Miniature Portraits: In 18th and 19th century Europe, miniature portraits became popular, often painted on ivory and used as personal keepsakes or jewelry. ◾ Modern Revival: Today, miniature art continues to thrive, with contemporary artists exploring new techniques and themes while honoring traditional methods. Miniature art is not just about size; it’s about the meticulous craftsmanship, attention to detail, and the ability to convey a story or emotion in a compact form. Whether it’s a tiny painting, sculpture, or illustration, each piece is a testament to the artist’s skill and creativity. #MiniatureArt #ArtHistory
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It sounds like you're looking to build and grow your insurance agency effectively! Here's a breakdown of how to approach each aspect you mentioned: 1. **Leads**: Focus on lead generation strategies such as digital marketing (SEO, PPC, social media), networking events, partnerships with local businesses, and referrals. 2. **CRM (Customer Relationship Management)**: Choose a CRM system that suits your needs for managing client interactions, automating workflows, and tracking leads. Popular options include Salesforce, HubSpot, and Zoho CRM. 3. **Dialer**: Implement a dialer system that integrates with your CRM for efficient outbound calling. Look into tools like Five9, CallTools, or Dialpad. 4. **Agents**: Recruit and train agents who align with your agency's values and goals. Provide ongoing coaching and development to ensure they stay motivated and productive. 5. **Training**: Offer regular training sessions covering product knowledge, sales techniques, customer service skills, and use of CRM and dialer systems. 6. **Materials**: Develop marketing materials, presentations, and sales scripts that agents can use to effectively communicate with prospects and clients. 7. **Support**: Provide ongoing support to your agents through mentoring, team meetings, and access to resources such as FAQs, knowledge bases, and help desks. 8. **Resources**: Invest in technology and tools that streamline operations and enhance customer experience, such as online quoting systems, e-signature solutions, and customer portals. Partnering with experts or consultants in the insurance industry can indeed accelerate your agency's growth. They can provide insights, strategies, and best practices based on their experience. If you have specific questions or need further guidance on any of these aspects, feel free to ask!
🎨 Exploring the Fascinating World of Miniature Art Miniature art has a rich and captivating history that spans centuries and cultures. These small-scale masterpieces, often intricate and detailed, offer a unique window into the past and continue to inspire artists and collectors alike. A Brief History: ◾ Ancient Beginnings: Miniature art can be traced back to ancient civilizations, including the Egyptians and Greeks, who created small-scale sculptures and detailed manuscript illustrations. ◾ Medieval Manuscripts: During the Middle Ages, illuminated manuscripts became prominent, with monks and scribes producing exquisite miniatures to adorn religious texts. ◾ Persian and Indian Miniatures: The Persian and Mughal empires in the 16th and 17th centuries saw the creation of stunning miniatures, often depicting courtly life, mythology, and historical events. ◾ European Miniature Portraits: In 18th and 19th century Europe, miniature portraits became popular, often painted on ivory and used as personal keepsakes or jewelry. ◾ Modern Revival: Today, miniature art continues to thrive, with contemporary artists exploring new techniques and themes while honoring traditional methods. Miniature art is not just about size; it’s about the meticulous craftsmanship, attention to detail, and the ability to convey a story or emotion in a compact form. Whether it’s a tiny painting, sculpture, or illustration, each piece is a testament to the artist’s skill and creativity. #MiniatureArt #ArtHistory
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7mo😍 Beautiful!