Sound image- full moon heart bowl

The mandala itself is kept in soft colors such as gold, pink and violet, which gives the picture a special atmosphere.

The structure of the mandala is complex but also delicate. It looks like a network of different shapes grouped around a central point that looks like a flower opening. All around there are rays in brown and gold tones that give the image a dynamic energy. Gold gives a picture liveliness because it always looks different depending on the light.

Heartfelt message from the artist

Inspired by the fascinating water sound images of Alexander Lauterwasser, I am continuing my sound image series. (see New Moon Singing Bowl Images

While browsing through his works, I realized how little we actually know about the transformative power of sound. I want to close this knowledge gap and make the vibrations of our singing bowls visible.

In a world where frequencies surround us, I strive to understand how they affect us and how we can resonate with them.

My vision is to open a field where we understand how to use sound to restore divine order to our bodies. Our bodies tend to align naturally, and once they resonate, they harmonize with this divine order.

My paintings are more than just visual works of art; they make the vibrations and divine order visible and touch our entire being – body, mind and soul.

To paint such pictures, I simply take one of my singing bowls with me into the studio (in this case the heart chakra full moon singing bowl) and let it ring, so that I can then transfer the vibrations directly from my subconscious to the canvas and allow myself to be enchanted by the magic of the sound and the beauty of the divine order. The energy of this work is very powerful and fills your system with positive, powerful heart energy.

Soundful greetings

Your Christine