Flourish
The dictionary definition of “Flourish” is ‘to be in one’s prime, to thrive.’ 
 
To flourish in life,  starts with knowing who you are and what fills you up. It requires you to be connected to yourself and choose to give yourself space to just BE. Looking at the world around you with a sense of love and gratefulness, plus an openness to change and growth are all parts of the meaning of 'Flourish'.  
This artwork will help you fall into knowing who YOU are.
 
'Flourish' will tune you into a feeling that is very light, upward moving, expanding, knowing, loving and open. 
 
How can art transform the energy in your space?
As an energy artist, before I start a painting, I set an intention for the artwork. This becomes my focus as I paint and the very core of my work. The artwork then holds the vibration of that intention and its energy will resonate in your space. 
 
The energy in Flourish is light, expanding, loving and open. It embodies a positivity and a strong knowingness. 
 
Dimensions
Large  - 1050x1050 mm (incl 60 mm white border). Edition of 25
Small - 600 x 600mm (includes 45mm white border). Edition of 25
All Prints are supplied Rolled. Suggested framing instructions will be sent with your Certificate of Authenticity.
 
Archival paper print
These are limited edition, museum-grade fine art prints hand signed and numbered. They are printed on 310gsm 100% Cotton Rag paper and produced in Australia by a boutique fine art print studio. What does all that mean? Basically, the prints are the highest quality reproductions possible, meaning they look almost identical to the original artwork. And if properly cared for, will last 75+ years.
 
Shipping
FREE standard shipping within Australia on all prints. Prints are rolled with expert care and delivered in a packing cylinder.
All Prints are supplied Rolled. Suggested framing instructions will be sent with your Certificate of Authenticity.
What my customers say
“I love looking at my Flourish every single day" - Georgie Lowe
"I love the meaning in my artwork” – Susan Tindall
 
*a percentage of profits goes to 'The Generous and The Grateful'