Connecting with an audience through divination
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Do you have a burning question? 

A small piece of work will be created using pyromancy. The resulting work will be displayed for all, but its meaning is only for the asker to interpret. 

Anyone interested is encouraged to send in their question to bring an answer into existence. 

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Divination

This piece of work is a delectable abstract installation spread across three 12” x 48” canvases. Breaking across the middle the canvases is a mound created with black obsidian and quartz. On the top half of the work is poured with a blend of white, golden labradorite, and touches of brown liquid pigments recreating a marble like pattern. Just like the top half of the canvas the bottom half also recreates a marbled pattern, but the blend is black, golden labradorite and touches of brown liquid pigment. Each canvas is enclosed with the artist hand-crafted selenite glitter and an ecofriendly epoxy resin to create a sleek finish.

Cognac No.3

With selenite being the artist most used crystal Jay decided to create an abstract piece with selenite as its focal point. Using raw selenite hunks, the artist creates staggered descending and ascending steps on the bottom and the top of the canvas drawing your eyes up and down the peace with ease. This monochrome piece is a great way to reset and cleanse your mind even if just for a moment. Through the center of the piece contains white- and cream-colored pigments mixed in with the artist homemade selenite glitter and an ecofriendly epoxy resin.

Clarity

A fluid movement spreads across the canvas with Apophyllite, White Agate, and Peridot guiding your eyes through the canvas. Pouring a blend of green, white and vibrant copper pigments onto the canvas creates a refreshing earthy environment. Sprinkled through this magical piece is diamond dust, and the artist handmade crystal glitter using selenite and Swarovski crystals. All these elements are held together by an eco-friendly epoxy resin.

Paradox

Inspired by the signature of its new owner, this opulent tanzanite blue beauty is the second in True You Yoga Studio’s collection. The circular 2ft circumference custom-made fiber glass canvasis handmade by the artist. Within the work holds an assortment of crystals including, Apophyllite, Opal, and Blue Calcite. Sprinkled through this one-of-a-kind piece is diamond dust, and the artist handmade crystal glitter using selenite and Swarovski crystals. All these elements are held together by an eco-friendly epoxy resin.

Signature

Recreating a realistic beautiful coastal scene, this piece is created with a deep tanzanite pigment as ocean waves make their way to the land. The water is created with an ecofriendly epoxy resin. Sea foam encapsulated with diamond dust and selenite glitter kisses the beach and washed along the shore lie seashells. This 2-foot by 4-foot piece resides on canvas and is the first of True You Yoga Studio’s collection.

True Blue

This 24” circular porthole takes you to a realistic beachside escape. The artist uses blue liquid mica pigment to recreate a sea water scene you can almost smell. The white foam washed up on the beach is made of white apophyllite. The sea is encapsulated with an ecofriendly epoxy resin. The land uses La Jolla beach sand, diamond dust, and the artist hand-crafted selenite glitter topped with a variety of Mexican seashells to recreate the scene. 

Dream of Sea

Rude is inspired by Rhianna’s Rude boy. Starting with the striking White Apophyllite this crystal is strategically placed on a 16”x20” canvas. A blend of opal powder, diamond dust, and golden labradorite acrylic liquid pigment is poured across the work. Enclosed within the piece is the artist handmade selenite glitter in an ecofriendly epoxy resin.

RUDE

Utonium Towers is a dark psychedelic abstract two-piece set. Both parts of this symmetrical piece have distinct towers of Obsidian and smokey quarts standing vertically up and down the center of the canvas. Sprinkled throughout the work is Swarovski diamond dust. The artist pours a mixture of ecofriendly epoxy resin on the sides of the trails of the structured crystals is locking in variety of brown and black liquid pigments on the canvas recreating the same colors as the crystals incorporated in the piece. The towers represent grounding and stability within the work of art.

Utonium Towers 

Minerals and sands from the southern Mojave Desert are used in the eclectic piece known as Mojave. The Latin proverb “Omne trium perfectum,” which means that everything that comes in threes is perfect, served as the inspiration for this artwork. The rule of three in unity is formed by the intersection of these three crystal channels. The sculpture highlights chrome additions throughout, right down to the crystals of desert rose on the rock structure. The rock structure surrounding the art is comprised of sands from the Mojave Desert, selenite, quartz minerals and diamond glitter for strength.

Mojave

This electrifying work is sculpted with shards of purple amethyst, and apophyllite striking through the canvas. A Swarovski diamond, opal, and selenite glitter blend produced in-house has also been integrated into this piece.

Ionospheric

This sleek piece recreated the beauty of an opal crystal. The work is infused with opal powder, diamond dust, and selenite glitter produced in-house and infused throughout the entire piece. Its beauty is locked in with epoxy resin. It all lives on a 16" x 20" canvas.

Fractured

A sizable crystal cavern formed of blue goldstone, electroplated peacock feather, diamond dust shards, and Swarovski glitter is the focal point of this 24″ by 48″ work of crystal art. Along with selenite & opal glitter produced in-house and infused throughout the entire piece, the cavern is encased in blue kunzite and white apophyllite crystal, adding a sense of depth to this stretched canvas piece. This artwork’s crystal features can aid to calm sensitivities, improve self-acceptance, and help purge the presence of negative energy. This cavern piece is ready to hang and is supported by a polycarbonate backing with industrial hardware, enhancing your environment with a unique take to artistry and pure originality.

Blumuda

Kinder, Küche, Kirche

Nest

This artwork was inspired by a bit bizarre but beautiful jewelry trend in the Georgian era. These mesmerizing tiny portraits of loved ones are known as eye miniatures or lover’s eye, and were worn as bracelets, brooches, rings or pendants for sentimental reasons.

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