art ~ spirit ~ transformation
e*lix*ir

e*lix*ir   #1
autumn 2015
 

TABLE OF CONTENTS


Editorial

  • Forging a Poetry of Hope
    by Sandra Lynn Hutchison

  • Poetry

  • Christine Anne Pratt
  • Harriet Pasca-Ortgies
  • Valerie Senyk

  • Fiction

  • The White Dog
    by Maya Bohnhoff

  • Memoir

  • Riding a Purple Bicycle
    in the City of Isfahan

    by Sahba

  • Reviews

  • Luminous Journey
    by Anne and Tim Perry
  • Prison Poems
    by Mahvash Sabet

  • Column

  • The Writing Life: Beginnings
    by Sandra Lynn Hutchison

  • Art

  • Paintings
    by Honnie Goode
  • Paintings
    by Louise Mould

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    HONNIE GOODE

    Paintings


    Kara
    combined process on wood


    Landscape 2
    combined process on wood


    Sky
    combined process on wood


    Negev
    combined process on wood


    Boats
    oil on canvas


    Untitled #4
    combined process on wood
     

    Honnie Goode
    Artist Statement:   As an artist, I combine an intuitive approach to image making with the structured framework of learned technique. Ultimately, by combining the emotional, the spiritual and the rational, I aspire to achieve a balance within myself. My intent is to elicit an emotional response, in hopes that the viewer will have more than just a superficial experience. The conceptual framework and how it is best translated ultimately dictates the medium I will use. Through this method of art making I am always learning, and through the act of creating I find meaning and truth about myself and my environment.

    Even though I am mostly recognized as a painter, I do not label myself as such, and instead consider myself an artist who enjoys delving into new processes. When making art, translating the idea is what is most important and the most essential part of what I do. The process of making art is the most important part of what I do, more important than the final object. When I am creating I feel I transcend this world and enter another more spiritual realm. Art making, especially painting is a form of healing for me. It is a form of meditation or flow similar to dance or prayer.