Cry my Sister, Cry the Earth: Art as Prayer

Authors

  • Dawne Douglas The ArtScience Interface

Abstract

This paper is autobiographical, based on a period where my sister and I successfully embarked on a healing journey separated by half the world. As an artist I utilised the painting of artifacts as tangible prayers to invoke healing. This case study is discussed under a number of headings based on the sequence of events. Such events stimulate many avenues of thought which give rise to some questions about accepted beliefs. Ultimately it is a story that unfolds through the art, and about the art that was inspired by the stages of my sister's healing.

Author Biography

Dawne Douglas, The ArtScience Interface

The ArtScience Interface

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