Michelle Louis Art

my- I believe art documents non-objective aspects of nature that science cannot yet define. My own mark making chronicles intuitive personal experience of what it means to be a conscious beingto be human. Document

What Goes Around | Black

What Goes Around (Blue and Green)

What Goes Around | Burgundy

What Goes Around (B & W)

What Goes Around (Black and Ecru)

What Goes Around (Willow)

What Goed Around (Red)

What Goes Around | Umber

Dozens of times I hiked past this crazy, photogenic, spirally vine. I'd anticipate its hugeness, twisting gracefully into the sky, gifting me with an enticing new view. Then one day, it was gone. I knew it was an invasive species whose desire would eventually smother its host tree. I knew it didn't belong. Or did it? 

It's the inspiration for this series, after all.

Inspiration matters, but it's not what makes a painting. It's about work. A decades long studio practice means I've learned to follow the moment without judgment. As a meditative process—silence + painting + spirals—has an honest rhythm that invites a deeper dive with time to linger. Each painting is a call to invigorate your sense of wonder and connection. 

Whether personal, spiritual, or societal, spirals remind me—and all of us—to keep learning, adapting, and flowing. Life is a dynamic journey of growth and change in a series of interconnected cycles. Tap "Learn More" button for details and price of each painting.

What Goes Around

my- I believe art documents non-objective aspects of nature that science cannot yet define. My own mark making chronicles intuitive personal experience of what it means to be a conscious beingto be human. Document

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my-Artist and naturalist Im curious about how I experience the land how I feel it deep in my bones how to express that relationship and what I can learn from it. -Michelle Louis

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