" Stream With Bright Fish"

oil on canvas 
120x102
This painting speaks to the urgent reclamation of ancient feminine power—not the surface-level empowerment of modern movements, but the deep, primal wisdom that connects sexuality, nature, and transformation in sacred union.
The crimson figure stands at the crossroads of earth and water, channeling the life force itself through her being. Her red form represents both the blood of creation and the fire of desire, no longer hidden in shame but celebrated as the source of all power. She draws water from the sacred springs, symbolizing the inward journey required to access this dormant knowledge—the willingness to dive deep beneath societal conditioning to find the wellspring of authentic feminine strength.
Above, the ever-present consciousness watches this reclamation, witnessing the return of what was always meant to be. The lush landscape speaks to fertility not as burden but as creative force, sexuality not as weakness but as the fundamental energy that moves through all of nature.
This is about annihilating the ancestral ideologies that taught women to be ashamed of their desires, their bodies, their intuitive power. It's about killing the false narratives that separated the sacred from the sensual, that made women believe their deepest nature was something to hide rather than honor.
The ancient women knew this truth—they were priestesses of their own sexuality, keepers of mysteries that connected the physical and spiritual realms. They understood that sexual energy is creative energy, that desire is divine spark, that the feminine body is a temple where transformation happens.
For women, this painting calls forth the remembering of what lies dormant within—the fierce, unapologetic claiming of their complete selves. For men, it invites reconnection with this sacred feminine wisdom, not to possess but to honor, not to conquer but to commune with the creative force that flows through all existence.
This is the time of return, when the shame dissolves and the ancient power rises, when femininity reclaims its rightful place as both destroyer and creator, as the force that transforms not just the surface but the very foundations of what it means to be whole.