View Inspirational Art!
In this inspirational presentation view some fantastic images of flora and fauna by artists we promote on the The Healing Power of ART & ARTISTS website.
The common phrase “flora and fauna” covers just about every visible living thing in the natural world. The word “flora” comes from the Latin name of Flora, the goddess of plants, flowers, and fertility in Roman mythology. The word “fauna” comes from the name of a Roman goddess of earth and fertility, the Roman god Faunus, and the related forest spirits called Fauns.
Enjoy viewing their art, reading their statements and visit their pages to see more of their artwork and learn more about them. Please contact them directly to purchase their artwork.
Bren Sibilsky
“My Artwork is the expression of nature, mankind and our place in the universe. From the beginning of time nature has been mankind’s muse when creating art. Now, science has caught up with the phenomenon of nature in human healing. Hospitals are adding art with nature scenes and plants to their facilities. Scientific studies prove this accelerates the healing process.”
Tanis Bula
“Peonies are a beautiful flower to paint as they have so many petals that can be painted light to dark to create the form of the peony. They burst open and are with us only a short time. However their beauty is so spectacular in size and colors, it is wonderful to have them with us each spring. Many people have memories of their Grandmother’s peonies.”
Peter N. Van Giesen
“The Ocean feeds our world. Its secrets remain yet all flora and fauna are part of the nurturing enriching cycle of life that starts in the oceans of the world.”
Sandra Belitza-Vazquez
“Exploring and capturing the beauty around me deepens my understanding of my place in the world and helps satisfy my curiosity about the world. Through my photography, I want others to experience the same beauty and wonder I see in the world and share in the power of art to heal, soothe and renew one’s spirit.”
Judy Hatlen
“Through my detailed views of nature’s more fragile elements, I encourage the viewer to slow down, observe, and marvel at the intricacy of God’s creation. The fleeting beauty of nature, that belongs to a certain time of year, and then disappears into the circle of life is magnified and made somewhat permanent in my art.”
This is a lovely presentation. I am thrilled to have my artwork included with this group of artists. Thank you for this opportunity and including my work. What a delightful group. Renee you are such a wonderful person to know and work with. You do so much for artists!
You are so kind Casey. It is because of inspirational artists like you that I have a purpose and I’m the luckiest person I know. So, I thank YOU! 🙂