Beyond the objectification of form, the artist as mystic is drunk on the beauty that transpires beyond that which appears. The painting calls forth the colour and light of the underlying life force so that it becomes both a meditation and a celebration of the essence behind form, the evanescent revelation of the sacred in the every day thing. The painting itself is a tribute to that moment of revelation and a gift to the viewer of the sublime hidden in the mundane.

As icon, the painting itself calls forth and remembers that moment of revelation, drawing into its environment a refined sensibility and quintessence.

As an artist, my belief is that painting is a kind of alchemy that transforms and heightens consciousness beyond its everyday paradigm. All art challenges us to see in new ways and to open the doors of our perception to the inspiration of a higher synthesis.

Whether we meet creativity as painter or as viewer, when we truly see, we are never the same again. My wish is that my art can convey a continual blessing force on the environment it finds itself in and on the viewer who takes a moment to be moved. The Sufis say: God is beautiful and loves Beauty.

Krysia’s art can be viewed as a slide show at her website: www.creativebeing.com