ECOLOGIES OF THE FEMININE: The interconnected forces of intuition, body, and land where each archetype becomes a vessel of transformation. These are thresholds between control and surrender: pigments bloom the emotion, intuition, and memory within matter, and hold multitudes within a defined skin. Each work reflects the earth as both ordered and chaotic, structure and wildness, where color is energy moving through form. The purples, oranges, and deep reds feel elemental, almost mineral, carrying associations of fire, earth, blood, and dream. These watercolors are portals into unseen forces. They’re feeling/thinking through something deeper, and I hope can invite you into a space where body, psyche, and spirit can encounter one another.

Original, Signed, Watercolor Painting

• This is a one-off, original artwork, signed by the artist, created on fine art watercolor paper.

• Each painting is a unique piece, with natural variations such as specks, splashes, and the textured qualities of the paper, which may show gentle buckling or warping due to the fluid nature of watercolor.

• Size: 7×8 Inches

• Inspiration: Rooted in Vanja’s deep connection to nature, intuition, ancestors, and the land, this artwork is a reflection of the spirit that stirs quietly beneath all things—the hum of the earth that weaves meaning into the world around us. It honors the way the natural world speaks, offering wisdom and understanding through its presence.

• Medium: Premium watercolor pigments on fine art paper, each brushstroke is an intentional exploration of fluidity, rawness, texture, and relationship to color.

• Care: To maintain the integrity of the painting, avoid exposure to excessive humidity and handle with care, especially around the edges. To preserve the vibrancy and longevity of the painting, frame it behind glass and keep it away from direct sunlight.

• Packaging: Each artwork is carefully packaged in archival-quality materials to ensure it arrives in pristine condition.

• Color Variations: Please note that colors may vary slightly due to screen settings.