W O R L D   T R E E

...the art of drawing has fascinated me since childhood.

To me, a true artist is someone who answers the creative call - who listens to
the call, dives deep within themself, wrestles with all of the doubt and
despair, gathers the disparate inner voices and weaves
something beautiful from the chaos.

S E C O N D   T R A N S M I S S I O N

... as I have grown and changed, so have my creative expressions.

Artists are keepers of the creative process and by their efforts they shine light
on the twists and turns of life’s path. If they are truly authentic - they paint
the road maps, sing out the roadsigns, show the next step in the journey.

T R E E  P O S E

...artists are the wayshowers.

Artists work with paint, wool, paper, words, sounds, or in more worldly ways - as a chef, a housekeeper, a nurse, a mother - it doesn’t matter - it is about listening to the call, following the clues, completing the process and producing something authentic.

M A N Y  O M U L U

...more and more I find that the inspiration for my work is coming from Spirit.

My mission has always been self exploration and expression but,
over time I have come to a deeper realization, that it is actually
the search for authenticity in every area of my life.


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May the beauty of your life's path exceed your wildest dreams.

Happy New Year,

~Lyndia

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© Lyndia Radice, 2006 All Rights Reserved

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Lyndia Radice has been a classical musician, paralegal, special educator and child therapist in psychiatric, foster and residential treatment facilities. In 2002, she helped the women of an Amazonian indigenous community start a kindergarten. She has been drawing and painting since childhood. However, living in the jungle and visiting traditional healers sparked a dramatic change in her artwork -- a move away from realistic images to an evocative inner landscape peopled with fantastic creatures. Lyndia continues to receive these images, often while riding on the subways in the inner city areas of New York City where she works with the families of special needs babies. These new drawings are cherished gifts from Spirit.

This year, Lyndia began exhibiting in juried shows and galleries. Some viewers responded that the images could be used as meditation aids. Others felt they were portals to the Great Mystery. With Drawing from Spirit frameable notecards she hopes to share these gifts with a larger audience. To borrow the words of the esteemed Sufi Poet, Hafiz, "I try to be a hollow tube - to allow Spirit to move through me onto the paper". Lyndia hopes her drawings will provide hope, spark inner inquiry and
bring joy to the hearts of those who see them.

Visit Lyndia's gallery at: www.drawingfromspirit.com Lyndia can be reached by email at: lyndia@drawingfromspirit.com.