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I started painting this series at a time when I was desperately searching for some other place (not England) that would feel like home. As I started painting the wild landscapes I wanted to live in, I noticed that the same shapes kept appearing in all the pictures. Roads that converge definitely and purposefully towards the horizon. Spiralling and swirling skies. The repetition of the same pattern again and again lead me to wonder whether it carried some inner meaning. In Jungs Man and His Symbols I discovered the shapes imbedded within my landscapes were the same as those used either for meditation or in healing psychiatric patients. On showing the pictures to people different shapes seemed to invoke different feelings or emotions, irrespective of details within the land. The journey is thus a journey not just through land but also through the psyche towards spiritual wholeness. Click any image to see a large version All pictures are copyright Nadia Warner and may not be used in any way whatsoever without her permission. |