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The Artist Is.....

The passion to create art brings with itself an unimaginable power of healing and beauty. Creativity can be seen as the greatest prayer as it connects us directly to a higher consciousness.Tapping in its resources requires faith in our ability to be actively patient. It requires confidence in the path that is revealing itself to us in, sometimes, mysterious ways.

 For art to be great, it has to come from truth. 
Truth is contained within experiences of contrast and unconditional love for life. It transforms the artist into...

A collector and a collection

          An seeker and a discovery

                A medium and a meaning

                        A channel and a creation

                              A response and a question

                        A mirror and a source

               A catalyst and a comforter

          A leader and a disciple

 A rebel and a change

   
©REBELLICCA, 2018


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