In Search of the Divine
Jessica Curtis (In Search of the Divine) engages in creative projects & collaborations that bring the spiritual & scientific together; inspiring a higher dialogue on the themes pondered by the great mystical traditions of the Earth, which looked to the stars as home.
Core to her art practice, Jessica Curtis, uses art as a transformative vehicle to assist in the reorientation of consciousness to a multi-dimensional perspective. Thus creating a point of reference to unveil the divine template behind these times of great transition and transformation unfolding on Earth; ultimately fostering a spark of divine recognition.
Tree of Life and Agape – Immaculate Love are at the Glenelg Art Gallery Stamford Grand
Metallic acrylic & ink on canvas
90cm x 120cm
$1555
The Tree of Life is a sacred symbol that is found in many mystical & indigenous traditions around the globe. It is a mystical symbol that represents the many universes & branches of creation, a cosmology of creation, growth, life and the link between Earth and the Heavens.
Within this piece there are trees of life within Trees of Life. Within each sphere/sephiroth are different versions of the tree of life from the various mystical traditions of the Earth.
Matallics, acrylic
90cm x 120cm portrait
SOLD
Agape – is Greek for the Love of the Divine used in the New Testament to denote the Love of God or Christ for humanity. It can also define our own special Love for the divine, the highest and most noble of Loves, A self-sacrificing love and devotion. When we move onto states of love and gratitude, we naturally move into deep states of mind-heart coherence, the space from which healing on mind, body and spirit level can all naturally take place.
This piece was painted live during “plant music” healing, sound-baths that were part of the “Plant Songs” Fringe Festival art installation.
This piece embodies the Unending Love of the Divine Beloved, the Supreme Creator. This love is never ending and is always flowing no matter where we are in creation. There is no word in the English language that encompasses what this love really is. However, the concept of Compassion more truly summarizes this true divine love.
C S Lewis described Agape as “a selfless love that is passionately committed to the well-being of others.” Compassion is Loving-Kindness in Action. It’s not a passive love. It is an act, love in action. It also embers one with the ability to endure the long suffering of this world and be there eternally in service to humanity & God.
Nothing can extinguish the love that comes through compassion. It’s a flame that burns with love for all things, all creatures, all realms, all dimension, ALL THAT IS! An example is the bodhisattva Quan Yin; the who heard the cries of the world. She vowed she would not ascend beyond this Earth until every single person had attained enlightenment and grown beyond suffering.