Artist Information:
Kimberly Berg
Cadyville, NY
United States
Member Since: Mar 2003
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Artist Statement:
ARTIST STATEMENT
I believe that artists can
play an important role in
helping women of the Third
Millennium realize their full
potentials. As an artist I
work to create a visual
experience that will encourage
women to feel confident that
they have the ability,
strength and resources to take
control of their life.
Ultimately, this can help us
all become more whole and more
human.
The purpose of Isis Rising is
to create images to help women
visualize themselves in a
liberating light that is
inspiring and empowering. To
achieve this renewed sense of
self the viewer is encouraged
to associate the female images
in these paintings and
drawings with the goddess
Isis. The images here are
not an idealized vision of the
goddess but rather a very
human person who embodies
various qualities of the
goddess. In this way the
images can provide a way for
the viewer to identify with
the goddess figure in Nature
(Meditation gallery) as well
as on a personal level (Woman
& Mirror, Communion, Femina,
and Blue Lumina galleries),
and spiritual level(Mandala
gallery).
Such a personal vision of
oneself can eventually allow
the goddess who has lived
within us since the dawn of
womankind ...
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Kimberly Berg's Free Artist Portfolio
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I believe that artists can play an important role in helping women of the Third Millennium realize their full potentials. As an artist I work to create a visual experience that will encourage women to feel confident that they have the ability, strength and resources to take control of their life. Ultimately, this can help us all become more whole and more human.
The purpose of Isis Rising is to create images to help women visualize themselves in a liberating light that is inspiring and empowering. To achieve this renewed sense of self the viewer is encouraged to ... |
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