focus and flow
Anne Judell’s work portrays meditative practice/process beautifully. Her ethereal drawings and paintings often feature a central object in space, emerging out of mysterious shadow. They are meditations on form and void, presenting the contemplative viewer with an unfettered opportunity to enter their dynamic mystery. In this sense they could be seen as examples of yoga art. While her works fall into the abstract category they often remind one of natural phenomena, and the work shown here is no exception – as its title confirms.
Seed
Kedumba Collection of Contemporary Australian Drawings
When it is going well … I am so absorbed and focused that I don’t feel anything. I don’t ever feel anxious when working. This focus is what differentiates the working mind to [sic] everyday perceptions.
– Anne Judell
Quoted in: SLOW ART: Painting and Drawing as a Meditative Process
Image © copyright Anne Judell
the awakened eye 