I work by connecting to my heart and trusting my intuition. I let whatever needs to come through show up on the canvas—both the message and the energy that’s there. I paint with the intention of being in service to what’s present and sharing it with you…

Mandalas and other sacred geometry forms have a strong energy—they’re like gateways, and the paintings need to be activated.

You can meditate with each one every day, so that the energy of the sacred, feminine geometry works within you, opens your mind, and activates your self-healing potential. The goal is to help you connect with and nurture the medicine woman inside you, recharge your energy centers, adjust your frequency… and share what you need to share.

The medicine man or woman, the totem that comes through, can represent a medicine (like a talent, gift, etc.), a guide—it’s really about ACCOMPANIMENT…

THE PAINTING IS A TOOL FOR YOU, a way to connect to your heart, a meditation focus, a healing balm, a veil lifted… it holds a specific message.

It’s up to you to make the most of what comes through for you, now and over time, at your own pace… everything’s in your hands!

The price of the canvases is between €2950 and €3500, depending on the size (from 81x116cm to 110x160cm, or round 100/110/120cm, or square 120x120cm, etc.), plus DHL shipping fees. A non-refundable deposit of €350 is required upfront to confirm your commitment to the process.

If you’d like your Totem Animal or a shield/crest, just let me know and we can talk about it.

Smaller “shield” or “medicine mandala” formats (about 50x50cm/45x55cm) are priced at €950 (+DHL shipping).

Just so you know: You’re buying the canvas, but the image remains my property. I keep the right to use it in different ways—like on cards, posters, prints, and even for book covers, etc. You buy the canvas, but you don’t own the copyright, so you can’t reproduce it (like on business cards, flyers, posters, etc.) without asking for my permission.

• “Copyright is a separate right from owning the physical item (canvas, stone, paper, etc.). So, when you buy the artwork, you don’t automatically get the rights to the work itself (Article L111-3 of the Intellectual Property Code). Any reproduction or display of the work must be approved by the author.”