The Precipice

36×36 Acrylic and Raw Pigment on Canvas

There are various, potentially perilous or painful circumstances which we face as individuals throughout our lives.

Sometimes we are granted a moment to stand on the edge of these situations and reflect on our options.

At other times, we must simply wait, on the edge, until we fall, get pushed, or get called back into safer territory by fate.

Standing at these precipices, I believe is where we are able to experience that larger part of ourselves which is able to see the smaller part of ourselves looking for the next step on our journey.

The larger part patiently observes, oversees our choices without judgment, and tries to give us as much information as it can about what is beyond the precipice.

The collective of Humanity is presently standing on the precipice of change.

We have the option to look out from this precipice and contemplate our next step in the evolution of our consciousness and our place on this beautiful planet.

We can not know everything that lies beyond this precarious edge where we have come to stand. But the larger part of us, the part that sees the bigger picture, is watching as we decide where we will go from here, and it gives us strength.

 

This entry was posted in Abstract Art, Abstract Expansionism, Art by Lea Kelley, Lea Kelley and tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink.

2 Responses to The Precipice

  1. Suji Woo says:

    Hi Lea,

    I don’t know if you remember me – I met you at the Venice Beach Art opening. I’m one of Jenny/Sophia Lauritsen’s best friends. I love your work and ‘m interest in a couple of your painitings. I would like to see if they will go w/ my house. Is there any way I can borrow (to buy option) to see if they will work? Please let me know. I still live in LA.

    Thanks,
    Suji

  2. humanademasiadohumana says:

    Love the colours, nice artwork, congrats 😀

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out /  Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out /  Change )

Connecting to %s