Abuses Frown

Lynsie Chase

Lynsie “Lotus Light” Chase ARTIST STATEMENT In retrospect, my art is a reflection, a process of transmuting negative energy and thoughts that came with being severely depressed and limited physically. My body may try to keep me from the adventures my mind would like to take. Through "Grey Matter", imagination and desire to create in an alchemist/esoteric "psychics like application". Taking energy, intuition, and an elemental approach of mixing different grades of colour/words and material. The chaos of trauma ascended and brought into existence! The fabric of what aided me on my journey out of the darkest corners of my mind. There is never a mindset or planned idea in the beginning. I let it become what it wants to become and then name each piece, accordingly, based on what the symbolism(s) is within each and how it speaks to me. BIO Small town girl moved to the City. At 17yrs old, decided to take it further and set out to be an artist. Experiencing the positive(s) and negative(s) of choices, cause and effect, nature vs nurture, the hills and valleys of chronic illness and life. Unaware of the wisdom she was gaining and only looked at life in a negative light. Lost herself and passion in the pain and forms of abuse. Tired of the life she was leading, knowing she was meant to be something more than just the shell of herself she thought she had become. Called out for help, asking the higher powers at be to aid and take the lead and guide her out of the darkness of her mind. Using art and music, started to transmute the negative emotion(s), thoughts and trauma. The tools she would use were not from the art stores she had used while in college, but from the scraps and hand-me-downs that she had been given or picked up through the years as well as techniques. Turning rainy days into her own forms of rainbows transitioning slowly into the artist she has become today! FOR I AM A LOTUS FLOWER WHO'S ROOTS RAN LONG AND DEEP TO FIND THY PLACE TO BLOOM WITH GRACE `•^~° WeatherRaven Creation more…

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