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That glass ceiling we have the right to apparently smash to pieces is not the challenge. The pure fact that we think that THAT is the challenge, IS the challenge. The challenge is the shadow within, that part we dissociate from, "two systems of belief which cannot coexist are both maintained." Ever been pulled in 2 directions? "Their joining thus becomes the source of fear, for if they meet, acceptance must be withdrawn from one of them." We hold so tightly to our perceptions of ourselves that the truth of who we are sits quietly holding our hearts. "You cannot have both, for each denies the other." So we allow the shadow figure to carry prominence for in belief of illusion truth cannot enter and "Truth does not struggle against ignorance, and love does not attack fear. What needs no protection does not defend itself."
And so we become one shadow following another, casting longer shadows of dissociation believing the illusion of darkness that exists and inviting ancient shadows...

Born in South Africa, the environment, open spaces, and interpersonal interaction was a primary source of inspiration growing up. For me, Art is one place where desire to express and explore creativity becomes truly tangible. I am now primarily inspired by thoughts of the world we live in, the truths that we believe exist, and how we live these truths. My work is based on human relationships and interactions in the physical and spiritual emotional context, these I question and turn upside down and then comment on it through my art. Qualifying as a Landscape Architect, I worked within this field in South Africa and Botswana and lectured at the University of Tswana in the Landscape Design module. I moved on to opening my own Graphic...