Surreal Artwork Explores The Intricate Relationship Between Humans And Nature
“I feel it’s my job as an artist to use my paintings to remind human beings of our roots and the importance of being connected to ourselves and nature.”
The art of Erica Wexler explores the roots of humanity, by linking her imagery with the natural world. Taken from her website:
After going through years of personal turmoil growing up, I now achieve my dreams of being a prolific oil painter. I now use my art as a personal form of therapy to help heal myself as well as others. I come from a family of turmoil, addiction and depression. I have lost 3 people who were extremely close to me to suicide. I believe one of the reasons why so many people are unhappy today is because we have lost our connection to ourselves, to nature and to one another. I intend for my art to serve as a bridge into consciousness that we are all one and connected. I strive with every finished work to invoke feelings of empowerment within oneself and the divine connection that unifies us all.
Take a look for yourself at the images below:
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