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The symbol for purification

The element of water represents fluidity, emotions, intuition, and the subconscious mind. It is associated with the ebb and flow of life, and the power of transformation and renewal. Water is often seen as a symbol of purification and cleansing, both physically and spiritually. In alchemy, water was used as a symbol of the dissolution of the ego, and the opening of the self to new experiences and possibilities. I incorporate water into my practice as a tool for emotional expression, healing, and growth, and as a means of accessing the deep well of the subconscious mind

The symbol for inspiration

The element of air embodies the mystical power of the unseen, a force that drives creation and imbues life with inspiration and meaning. It represents the power of the mind, communication, and abstract thinking. It is associated with the breath of life, the winds of change, and the intangible aspects of existence. Through the transformative power of air, I have been able to channel a symbolic language that speaks to the deepest parts of our being. This abstract code is filled with mystical symbols that draw the viewer into a world of wonder and magic, where unseen forces guide the creative process. It serves as a tool for promoting self-discovery and connection, inspiring others to explore their own creative potential and the power of their own ideas to spark new ways of thinking

The symbol for transformation

The element of fire represents passion, creativity, and transformation. It is associated with the power of will, and the spark of inspiration that ignites change and growth. Fire is often seen as a symbol of transformation, and it is believed to have the power to purify and refine, leaving behind only what is pure and essential. In alchemy, fire was used as a symbol of the transformative process, where impurities are burned away, and the essential is brought forth. I use fire and carbon in my practice as tools for harnessing creative energy, for bringing about positive change and growth, and for inspiring transformation both within myself and in those who view my art

The symbol for stability

The element of earth represents stability, grounding, and material existence. It is associated with the physical body and the natural world around us. Earth is often seen as the foundation upon which all other elements are built, and it is believed to contain the potential for growth, fertility and transformation. I use earth in my practice as a symbol of the raw materials' potential to transform into something greater, and as a journey of transmuting the base elements of the physical world into something more profound and spiritual