“Sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together.”
The View from Above is a meditative abstract reflection on perspective, transformation, and quiet renewal. Layers of blue, turquoise, grey, and luminous gold unfold like shifting terrain seen from a higher vantage point — suggesting both landscape and inner evolution.
The painting is inspired by the iridescent beauty of Labradorite, a stone long associated with transformation and courage. Known for its shifting flashes of blue and gold — reminiscent of the Aurora Borealis — Labradorite embodies mystery, intuition, and unseen depth. It is believed to enhance mental clarity, awaken inner wisdom, and support personal growth. Connected to the third eye energy center, it encourages intuitive insight, creativity, and self-confidence.
Through the interplay of abstraction and crystal energy, the work invites viewers to rise above limitation, embrace change, and witness transformation from a broader, more conscious perspective.
“Sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together.”
The View from Above is a meditative abstract reflection on perspective, transformation, and quiet renewal. Layers of blue, turquoise, grey, and luminous gold unfold like shifting terrain seen from a higher vantage point — suggesting both landscape and inner evolution.
The painting is inspired by the iridescent beauty of Labradorite, a stone long associated with transformation and courage. Known for its shifting flashes of blue and gold — reminiscent of the Aurora Borealis — Labradorite embodies mystery, intuition, and unseen depth. It is believed to enhance mental clarity, awaken inner wisdom, and support personal growth. Connected to the third eye energy center, it encourages intuitive insight, creativity, and self-confidence.
Through the interplay of abstraction and crystal energy, the work invites viewers to rise above limitation, embrace change, and witness transformation from a broader, more conscious perspective.
