Ashely Foreman

I generally use my work as a way to expand my own consciousness. I hope that maybe it speaks to others attempting to do the same, and in that way it benefits us all.

For the most part, the last few hundred years of art history have catalogued the human experience, and as it shows, that experience has been one consisting mostly of alienation, oppression, separation from Source, confusion, and presently spiritual discontent. 

I feel that this is all very fine to catalogue this aspect of the human experience, but the role I want my work to play is as a visionary or even shamanic expression or creation of the solutions to the problems of our experience. I don't merely want to reflect the pain we already know. I want to start putting my energy into solutions. I want to create positive imagery that stimulates love, compassion, and desire for spiritual progress.

My most recent work reflects this, but I've included a lot of older work too because it creates a narrative that shows both how I got to where I am, and the evolution of my own consciousness.

These works are for the enjoyment of all Earth Creatures.