10 x 10” archival watercolor paper, hand-embellished, unframed
Limited Edition of 30
“Oracle of Dodona”—a spiritual piece that seamlessly blends old with new. Elevate your space with this beautifully crafted print, meticulously designed to capture the essence of seeing without using your eyes.
View her sister piece: Oracle of Delphi
What sets this print apart from my other work is its purpose beyond aesthetics. I am proud to share that 50% of the sales from each purchase will be directly donated to Art For Eyes, a non-profit in Massachusetts that raises awareness and supports children battling Retinoblastoma (the most common type of eye cancer in children). This commitment transforms your choice into a powerful force for positive change, supporting a cause that matters.
Artwork Description:
The Oracle of Dodona changed the outcome of wars, the heads that crowns sat upon, and history as we could have known it, all from the visions she saw. Saw, without the use of her earthly eyes. True sight does not sit in the things we can see, but rather the things we can envision.
10 x 10” archival watercolor paper, hand-embellished, unframed
Limited Edition of 30
“Oracle of Dodona”—a spiritual piece that seamlessly blends old with new. Elevate your space with this beautifully crafted print, meticulously designed to capture the essence of seeing without using your eyes.
View her sister piece: Oracle of Delphi
What sets this print apart from my other work is its purpose beyond aesthetics. I am proud to share that 50% of the sales from each purchase will be directly donated to Art For Eyes, a non-profit in Massachusetts that raises awareness and supports children battling Retinoblastoma (the most common type of eye cancer in children). This commitment transforms your choice into a powerful force for positive change, supporting a cause that matters.
Artwork Description:
The Oracle of Dodona changed the outcome of wars, the heads that crowns sat upon, and history as we could have known it, all from the visions she saw. Saw, without the use of her earthly eyes. True sight does not sit in the things we can see, but rather the things we can envision.
