As humans, we want to be connected with nature and other living things such as people, animals, and plants because it makes us feel good. This longing for “connection” is called “biophilia”.
There are numerous ways that we could use Interior Design to get that connection for a happier, healthier home including using natural materials, plants, animals, color, art, scents, and lighting.
Some tips include”
Bringing the outdoors “in” through the use of design, strategic window placement, and use of colors that harmonize with the outdoor environment. Use your outdoor windows as indoor “art”.
Using the colors of nature in your home such as blues, greens, browns, off whites and grays since they are prominent in trees, shrubs, the sky and water.
Using color from your outdoor landscaping visible from your windows in your color scheme.
Using art that shows landscapes, plants, animals, or other natural elements.
Designing to make it easy to live with pets such as pet-friendly upholstery, washable rugs, etc.
Creating exterior landscapes that are visible through your windows and are beautiful, colorful, smell great, and attract wildlife.
This Edesign for a global style living and dining room is a nice example of how to apply some of these ideas.
Global Style Living Room by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. Bring the Outdoors In.
In this design, the windows and beautiful views of the forest provide the perfect indoor “art” and create a focal point and color scheme for the design.
The color palette from this “art” or view includes greens, yellows, browns and blue from the sky which are incorporated in the furniture, pillows and wall color. Various shades of green are used to highlight the various shades outside. The area rug creates the illusion of flowing water.
The art shows a natural mountain landscape showing yellow birch trees similar to what is in the outdoor landscape.
The furnishings use pet friendly materials, and as you can see, makes it comfy cozy for pets such as the kitty on the chair.
The décor includes plants and flowers.
The furnishings and flooring are wood and include different wood types and colors for variety.
The window treatments allow in natural light and are simple in color and pattern to keep the focus on the outdoor view.
The lamps use the shape and pattern of a natural element (pineapple).
Global Style Living Room by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. Bring the Outdoors In.
In the adjacent dining room, the forest theme continues.
In this room, the browns of the forest are highlighted in the wood of the chairs and table the area rug with various shades of brown on the wood floor and the art. The fractal art which I designed is part of my “Old Growth” series I developed because it reminds me of the colors and patterns of an old growth forest. Each frame is in a different wood tone.
Global Style Dining Room by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. Bring the Outdoors In. Old Growth Old Growth #2 Old Growth #3
The greens in the chair cushions add a pop of color and harmonize with the outdoor view and the living room colors. The décor includes plants.
The wall color here and window treatments are neutral to keep the focus on the outdoor views and the art.
Overall, this design is simple, affordable to create using color, natural elements such as wood and plants and art that highlights nature. The overall feeling is one of serenity with a focus on the amazing forest views. The look of this room will change as the seasons change and the yellow from the fall foliage changes to green, but it will still look great.
Ready to Bring the Outside in To Your Home?
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Transform Your Life: The Power of Aligned Design in “Activate Your Life Volume 4
We are thrilled to announce the release of “Activate Your Life Volume 4,” a compilation of transformative exercises from coaches around the world. Among these gems is the enlightening chapter, “Get Aligned & Attract Wealth, Health, and Love with Interior Design” by Mary Ann Benoit. This chapter is not just a contribution; it’s a guide to unlocking the potential within your living space and, consequently, your life.
Activate Your Life By Embracing Authenticity for True Alignment
In a world where well-being, wealth, health, and love are interconnected, Mary Ann Benoit’s chapter stands out. It begins by emphasizing the importance of embracing your authentic self—the cornerstone for manifesting happiness and success in various aspects of life. Authenticity, as the chapter suggests, becomes the catalyst for optimal health and the magnet for nurturing relationships.
This exercise is a journey of self-discovery, consisting of three parts. It begins by assessing personal alignment with life’s purpose, followed by evaluating daily activities, and finally, scrutinizing the alignment of your living or workspace. The exercises are not just about enhancing the visual aesthetics of your space but about creating an environment that resonates, uplifts, and nurtures your genuine identity.
Office design by Mary Ann Benoit, designed aroudn “Prosperity” energy art, infused with energy to draw prosperity to the viewer.
Who Would Benefit from These Exercises?
Everyone seeking clarity, feedback, and immediate actions for personal growth and space enhancement would benefit from these exercises. Whether you’re on a journey of self-discovery, looking to attract abundance, or simply wish to optimize your living space, Mary Ann Benoit’s exercises offer invaluable insights.
Activate Your Life by Aligning Your Living Space With Your True Self
In a world where personal growth meets interior design, Mary Ann Benoit’s chapter is a beacon of wisdom and practicality. The exercises provided in “Get Aligned & Attract Wealth, Health, and Love with Interior Design” are not just steps; they are transformative actions that align your living space with your true self. This chapter, housed in “Activate Your Life Volume 4,” is not just a contribution to a book; it’s a gift of empowerment for those seeking positive change.
The decision to invest in energy art for your interior design isn’t merely about filling empty walls. It’s about making a commitment to your personal growth, fostering a harmonious living space, and creating a sanctuary that supports your journey of self-discovery. Let’s embark on this transformative journey together—where your home becomes a canvas, and your journey becomes a masterpiece.
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“Activate Your Life Volume 4” is now available on Amazon, recognized as a #1 New Release in Energy Healing. Dive into this treasure trove of exercises and let the transformation begin.
Are you ready to transform your life with Aligned Design? When your space is better, you are better. When you are better, the world is better. The world needs you. Choose to create a space that is aligned with You.
Elevate Your Home and Life: The Transformative Power of Energy Art
Everything is energy.
In the world of interior design, where aesthetics meet emotion, the choice of artwork becomes more than just a decorative decision—it becomes a transformative journey. Enter the realm of energy art, a unique fusion of visual appeal and holistic well-being. As your guide in this journey, I invite you to explore the profound reasons why investing in energy art is not just a design choice but a personal commitment to growth and self-discovery.
“Prosperity #16” energy art by Mary Ann Benoit designed to attract prosperity to you.
A Sanctuary for Personal Growth
Picture your home not just as a physical space but as a sanctuary for personal growth. Energy art, with its soothing hues and captivating forms, goes beyond mere decoration. It is a silent companion in your journey towards self-improvement. Each stroke and color choice tells a story—a narrative of spirituality and personal evolution.
“Peace #7” energy art and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit of the Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. The “Peace” series is inspired by a wish for peace, love and connection of all people and countries. AI and fractal art collage highlighting a message to live a path with heart.
The Power of Holistic Design
Holistic design principles, such as used in Aligned Design, emphasize the interconnectedness of our physical surroundings and our well-being. Energy art embodies this philosophy, creating a harmonious environment that supports your emotional, mental, and spiritual health. It’s not just about making your space look great; it’s about ensuring it feels great, too
Energy art from the “Prosperity” collection and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit. The Prosperity series is designed to attract prosperity to you.
Customization for Your Unique Journey
Your journey is personal, and so should be your surroundings. Energy art allows for a level of customization that goes beyond aesthetics. Together, we can curate pieces that resonate with your values, aspirations, and personal energy. It’s art tailored not just to your space but to your unique journey.
Energy art from the “Stories of the Past” collection and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit. This is a great collection to go with your antiques or in a historic home. Have you considered how many of the stories you carry with you that guide your life are actually yours, and which ones belong to others and have been passed on to you? Which have come from your parents or ancestors? Why continue to carry them if they are not yours?
Bridging Aesthetics and Energetic Qualities
Who says personal growth can’t be stylish? Energy art seamlessly bridges aesthetics and energetic qualities, creating a visual tapestry that is not only pleasing to the eye but also resonant with positive energy. Your home becomes a canvas for both beauty and self-discovery.
This design highlights a beautiful fractal art piece called “The Shiny Ones” which inspires people to shine their light, and be their authentic selves to make the world a better place. See it on the wall mural and chairs. Energy art and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit.
Support from a Visionary Designer
Embark on this transformative journey with the support of a visionary designer who believes in the inherent power of energy art. With a calm, grounded, and friendly approach, I will guide you through the process, ensuring that your investment is not just in art and design, but in your own alignment, well-being and personal growth.
I am showing an example of how this “Prosperity” energy art and design I created could be used as a zoom background for meetings
Elevate Your Lifestyle Experience
Your home is more than just a physical space; it’s an extension of yourself. Elevate your lifestyle experience by infusing it with the transformative power of energy art. This isn’t just about decorating; it’s about creating an environment that nurtures your journey towards becoming the best version of yourself.
The decision to invest in energy art for your interior design isn’t merely about filling empty walls. It’s about making a commitment to your personal growth, fostering a harmonious living space, and creating a sanctuary that supports your journey of self-discovery. Let’s embark on this transformative journey together—where your home becomes a canvas, and your journey becomes a masterpiece.
Energy art from the “It’s Just the Moon” collection in a modern global design by Mary Ann Benoit.
What Does Energy Art Look Like?
Energy art is very diverse, but you can get a sense of my art and style from seeing some of my recent work below. I believe that if a piece of my art resonates with you, it’s because its energy aligns with what you need to embrace your true self. The synergy between your innate attraction to the artwork and the intentional energy I’ve embedded within it creates a potent energetic harmony in your space, amplifying the desired energy you seek.
Types of Energy Art I Create
I specialize in creating two unique types of energy art.
I develop energy art portraits, personalized depictions of your most authentic self, radiating your inner light. This serves as the foundation for your Interior Design, setting the tone for the entire space.
I also design energy art pieces that symbolize specific themes or concepts pivotal in your life journey. These art pieces, whether showcased as standalone art or integrated into home décor, are strategically placed to inspire you every time your gaze falls upon them.
Incorporating these elements, I blend the visual appeal of art, the precision of color science, and the transformative power of energy into your Interior Design, fashioning spaces that truly resonate with your essence. Through this alignment, I ensure your space not only looks captivating but also deeply nurtures your well-being.
Get your energy art portrait for a beautiful statement piece. Create custom art for your walls or decor based on exactly what you need.
Are You Ready to Create Your Perfect Space with Art?
Isn’t it time to create a space that is aligned with who you truly are?
My unique Interior Design philosophy combines:
The ART of beauty
The SCIENCE of color
The ENERGY of well-being
Art + Science + Energy = Magic
Get an Aligned Design consultation which includes an Interior Design, Color, and Energy consultation, an energy art portrait and two other custom fractal art designs to tie it all together.
When your space is better, you are better. When you are better, the world is better. The world needs you. Choose to create a space that is aligned with You.
The Creative Spirits Podcast-The Pros And Cons Of Using AI For Art With Artist Mary Ann Benoit
In this episode of the Creative Spirits podcast, artist and host Sheryl Benjy interviews Mary Ann Benoit, an artist, Interior Designer, Edesigner and color consultant in Seward, Alaska. In this episode we talk about the advantages and disadvantages of AI (Artificial Intelligence) art and ways you can use it for yourself and your own work. Mary Ann Benoit, President of Northern Lights Home Staging and Design, has revolutionized the world of Interior Design, Virtual Design and Energy Art with her unique Aligned Design system which a foundation in her subliminal energy art. She’s renowned for her unique transformative approach to Interior Design, both in Alaska and worldwide online.
The Creative Spirits Podcast host, Sheryl Benjy, is an artist, art educator and creative coach. She interviews other creatives to get tips and advice on how to have your own creative business or hobby. There is also a spiritual twist to her podcast where she incorporates a lot of healing modalities that have helped her navigate her creative work. Sheryl also shares her own tools and advice to help creatives struggle less and have more happiness and joy with their creative process. happiness and joy with their creative process.
Click below to listen to this fun and insightful episode.
Se the show on YouTube below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0vvIDb6T5o
Show Highlights
Here is a summary of some of the topics Sheryl and Mary Ann discussed.
Mary Ann accidentally became a digital artist after retiring from her career as a wildlife biologist. She discovered fractal art online, learned how to create it using digital programs, and realized the connection between her new art form and her Interior Design business.
Mary Ann and Sheryl discussed Mary Ann’s journey as a digital artist, including her exploration of AI and its use in creating art and assisting with writing. They also touched on the idea of separate contests for fine artists and AI artists. –
Mary Ann and Sheryl discussed their experiences with AI and how it can be used as a helpful tool in various creative processes, such as generating images and assisting with client communication. They also addressed concerns about AI stealing artwork and concluded that AI simply combines different elements to create new compositions rather than copying existing works.
Sheryl and Mary Ann discussed the benefits and limitations of using AI, specifically ChatGPT, for writing purposes. They found that while AI could generate ideas and help with writing, it required curation and sometimes provided inaccurate information.
Mary Ann and Sheryl discussed the importance of disclosing the use of AI in art creation and the significance of adding a personal touch to artwork. Mary Ann also shared her positive experience and insights gained from completing a 100-day art challenge inspired by Sheryl , which inspired her to prioritize creating art and sharing her creations with the world.
Sheryl and Mary Ann discussed the vulnerability of sharing one’s art and the positive impact it can have on others. They also mentioned the importance of continuous practice and the butterfly effect of inspiring others through sharing.
Mary Ann discussed the benefits she experienced from sharing her art and creating a consistent art practice. She also mentioned how participating in Saturday Night Live Art Shows and engaging with other artists in the group has opened doors to new opportunities and relationships.
Sheryl and Mary Ann discussed their experiences of connecting with other artists through social media platforms and how it has led to opportunities such as art exhibits and publishing a book (Activate Your Life Volume 4). They also talked about the importance of setting up their spaces to support their goals and using art and design to attract wealth, health, and love into their lives, as noted in Mary Ann’s chapter.
Mary Ann and Sheryl discussed the importance of art and energy in creating a space. They also talked about the creation of Mary Ann’s digital Oracle card deck, “A Message From the Universe”, that allows for infinite possibilities and links to various resources.
Sheryl and Mary Ann discussed their excitement about discovering this new way to create oracle card decks digitally. They also emphasized the importance of supporting and inspiring each other as artists, and encouraged others to follow their hearts and explore different creative avenues.
Sheryl and Mary Ann discussed the beauty and uniqueness of fractal art, including energy art portraits and fractal art pieces. Mary Ann shared where people could find her work on her website and her Oracle Card deck.
Digital Oracle Cards- “A Message From the Universe.
Sheryl inspired Mary Ann to try the 100 day art challenge, which changed her life as she continues creating and sharing art every day, well beyond the 100 days. This provided alot of artistic material for several new artistic adventures.
She recently published a digital oracle card deck which you can download on your phone, “A Message From The Universe”. It is a great gift for yourself or a friend.
Another outcome from the 100 day challenge was that Mary Ann was invited to write a chapter for the latest edition of the best-selling series of books, ‘Activate Your Life Vol IV’ – 25 Transformational Exercises from Coaches around the world. Her chapter is called “Get Aligned & Attract Wealth, Health, and Love with Interior Design” It has several excercises you can easily do at home in a short time to evaluate how you are doing and if your space is supporting you to attract wealth, health and love. Look for it on Amazon.
Energy Art Portraits
Sheryl mentioned the meaningful energy art portraits she commissioned for herself and her friend. Learn more.
Check out the Creative Spirits podcast for a wide variety of inspiring interviews with artists from around the world.
Saturday Night Live Art Shows- “A Message From The Universe” Energy Art Oracle Card Deck
Welcome to Saturday Night Live Art Shows!
For four years, I’ve been creating ‘energy art’ that taps into powerful ideas, with a goal to enrich your life. This art offers relaxation, healing, and inspiration, acting as a guide for personal growth and alignment, and as a design foundation for creating your perfect space.
Each piece I make feels like it holds a message—sometimes for me, often for others. They’re akin to oracle cards, blending beauty with insights.
I’ve recently published some of my art as a digital oracle card deck on Deckible, a fresh way to access art and insights on your phone.
If this deck resonates with you, there might be a message inside meant just for you, helping you align with your true self and unlock your potential. Get it now HERE!
These cards, rooted in sacred fractal geometry, vivid colors, and sometimes AI art, can also enhance your meditation and reflection practices.
The app not only allows you to explore the art but also offers features like journaling and meditation, as well as tracking your readings.
As an Interior Designer, I’ve used my energy art to create home decor items that elevate your space, which I typically share with you in my weekly Saturday Night Live Art Shows.
With the deck, you can delve deeper into each artwork through links, seeing how it comes alive in a room.” This deck is being reviewed, and will be available soon on Deckible and on my website. I’ll let you know when it is out so you can try it for yourself.
See what all the cards and messages look like in my Saturday NIght Live Art Show below.
Be sure to check out all the other artists from around the world, having art shows in their Facebook and social media feeds at 6-9 pm in their time zones. Follow Saturday Night Live Art Shows on Facebook by searching #snlartshows.
What is Energy Art?
Energy art is digital art I create on my computer, generally as mosaics of AI art and fractal art. See some examples in the video below.
Saturday Night Live Art Shows- “Prosperity” Energy Art and Edesign
Welcome to Saturday Night Live Art Shows!
I hope you enjoy my new collection, “Prosperity”, that was inspired by an intention that I set with a fellow artist. Our intention was that our art would serve as a powerful catalyst for connecting people, and fostering prosperity in the lives of both the creators and recieves the art. The idea inspired this AI/fractal art collage, showing a woman recieving the gift of prosperity through art. It is overlayed with fractal art hearts from my “Path with Heart” collection, adding the energy of living a path with heart and being who you are truly meant to be. It also has a fractal overlay from my “Outside/Inside” collection, helping inspire you to maintain your inner peace, regardless of what is happening on the outside. These are hard to see, but add submliminal messages to uplift and support you.
I thought an office space would be a perfect place to have art that attracts prosperity, so I designed this space with the art as the foundation for the energy and colors. This is a great example of how art can transform the energy around you and serve as the foundation for your Interior Design.
Raise the vibe in your space today. Great design starts with energy. Surround yourself with art that reminds you what is important and enhances the energy of your space and your potential. When your space is better, you are better. When you are better, the world is better. The world needs you.
My unique Interior Design philosophy combines The ART of beauty The SCIENCE of color The ENERGY of well-being. Art + Science + Energy = Magic.
Be sure to check out all the other artists from around the world, having art shows in their Facebook and social media feeds at 6-9 pm in their time zones. Follow Saturday Night Live Art Shows on Facebook by searching #snlartshows.
Introducing “Prosperity” Aligned Energy Art
“Prosperity” energy art by Mary Ann Benoit “Prosperity #2” energy art by Mary Ann Benoit “Prosperity #3” energy art by Mary Ann Benoit
How can you use Aligned Energy Art in your space?
If the message of “Prosperity”, resonates with you, then adding art that is meaningful as well as beautiful is a great way to create your perfect space and remind yourself of what is important in your life each day when you see it.
Art like this can be added to your living room, meditation, or workout area or wherever your intuition guides you to put it.
Because this art is digital, it can also be put on a variety of home decor products such as pillows, bedding, rugs, wall murals, and more.
Get this exclusive designer zoom background I created with my “Prosperity” energy art, that can attract prosperity to you for free! Be the first to see my latest art collections and get first dibs on art and exclusive offers, as well as behind the scenes insights and great design and color tips. Click the button to Attract Prosperity with Art below.
Aligned Energy Art is another layer of meaning beyond the visual beauty in creating your perfect space that is aligned with who you want to be.
What is Energy Art?
Energy art is digital art I create on my computer, generally as mosaics of AI art and fractal art. See some examples in the video below.
Are You Ready to Create Your Perfect Space with Art?
Are you ready to create your perfect space with amazing art? Let’s tell your unique story and find the alignment of art, science, and energy that makes you happy. Try my Aligned Design consultation and let’s get started.
Every element in your space radiates energy, influencing the environment around it. This means that even the art you showcase isn’t just a visual treat; it actively resonates with and impacts your well-being. Energy art captures the essence of life’s forces, be it physical, emotional, or spiritual. Whether through visual displays, dynamic performances, or conceptual pieces like my energy art, it channels and reflects the vibrant energy inherent in existence.
Drawing inspiration from nature, human emotions, and the intricate web of interconnectedness, it offers a unique lens into the vibrant pulse of life’s energies.
Energy art mural of “The Shiny Ones’ and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit of Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. Energy #10 fractal art by Mary Ann Benoit. Everything is energy. What does yours look like? Darkness and Light #2 by Mary Ann Benoit. There is no light without darkness, or darkness without light. To find new light in your life, you need to explore the darkness within and learn from it. Have courage to explore the depths of who you are. Then let it go, and enjoy new light of transformation.
What is Energy Art?
Energy art is a dynamic fusion of mediums, capturing the essence of movement, emotion, force and ideas. It ranges from kinetic sculptures that dance with motion, paintings that pulse with life through vibrant colors and strokes, to melodies that resonate with the energy of sound and rhythm. Whether it’s a dancer expressing life with each move or art installations powered by the sun or magnetism, energy art is a testament to the boundless creative spirit harnessing and reflecting energy in many forms.
Heartfire #9 uses color, light and movement to express the elements of fire and the emotion of taking a path with heart that you are passionate about.
Energy art is a way for artists to portray the vibrant and ever-present forces that animate our world. From ancient civilizations to modern interpretations, artists have continuously sought to express these dynamic energies, creating pieces that resonate through time.
“Frequency” fractal art by Mary Ann Benoit. Our thoughts create our feelings. Our feelings create what we vibrate out to the world, or our frequency. We attract what we put out to the world. Life reflects us. What are you attracting?
Types of Energy Art
Energy art is a broad concept that can encompass various forms and techniques, each aiming to capture, convey, or manipulate intangible energies. Here are some types or approaches to energy art:
Intuitive Art: Created while tapping into one’s subconscious, often without a premeditated plan or outline, allowing the energy of the moment to guide the creative process.
Reiki-infused Art: Some artists combine Reiki, a form of energy healing, with their artistic process to create pieces infused with healing energy.
Sacred Geometry: Incorporating patterns, shapes, and symbols that are believed to represent the blueprint of the universe, such as the Flower of Life or Metatron’s Cube.
Mandala Art: Mandalas are intricate designs starting from a central point and emanating outward, symbolizing the universe, wholeness, or unity.
Chakra Art: Art that targets or represents the body’s energy centers, or chakras, often using colors or symbols associated with each chakra.
Kinetic Art: Art that involves movement, whether powered by wind, motor, or human interaction. The movement can be said to manifest or manipulate energy in the space it occupies.
Fractal Art: Using mathematical algorithms, artists create self-repeating patterns that resemble patterns found in nature, often capturing the essence of infinite energy.
Soundscapes: Although primarily auditory, this form of art uses sound frequencies that resonate with the body’s energy centers or help harmonize the energies in a given space.
Crystal Art: Incorporating crystals and gemstones known for specific energy properties into artwork.
Light Art: Harnessing the power of light, both natural and artificial, to affect the energy of a space.
Digital Energy Art: With evolving technologies, artists can now create digital pieces or visualizations that represent or influence energy.
Interactive Installations: Art pieces that require interaction, absorbing, and sometimes reflecting the energy of the participant.
Ritualistic or Performance Art: The act of creating the art is a ritual in itself, calling upon specific energies or intentions.
Visionary Art: Often influenced by spiritual experiences, dreams, or trance states, this type of art seeks to represent the artist’s vision of spiritual or energetic realms.
While this is by no means an exhaustive list, it gives an idea of the diverse ways artists may approach the concept of energy in their work. The common thread is the intention behind the art – to connect with, convey, or manipulate unseen energies.
My Energy Art
From the list above, my energy art includes Intuitive Art, Sacred Geometry (fractal art), Chakra Art, Fractal Art, Digital energy art (I use AI art combined with Fractal art in collages), and Visionary Art based on transformational/personal development.
My favorite medium lately is creating collages from AI art that is layered with fractal art, so that it layers many energy concepts into one piece.
Fractal Art
Fractal art, a type of art I love working with, employs mathematical algorithms to craft intricate and captivating patterns. These self-replicating designs often mirror the mesmerizing complexities seen in nature, resembling the structures found in plants and animals. The elegance of perfect fractal patterns captures the very essence of beauty itself.
“The Rose” fractal art by Mary Ann Benoit
Fractal art, a distinct branch of energy art, captures energy through intricate designs that exude depth, dynamism, and motion, echoing natural things like lightning strikes, flames, or undulating ocean waves. These self-replicating patterns can be seen in other art forms, such as music and dance, weaving in complex rhythms and mesmerizing sequences.
I create fractal art on my computer.I love working with the brilliant colors, interesting textures, and incredible detail. Learn more about how it is created in my Saturday Night Live Art Show, ” A Passion for Purple” where I show some videos of the process.
Energy Artists
An energy artist channels specific types or qualities of energy into their art, such as emotional, spiritual, or physical energy, by imbuing it with their intention.
They may employ materials, colors, or techniques recognized for their energetic attributes, or incorporate symbols and themes linked to distinct energy types. Spiritual practices, like meditation and visualization, can also be harnessed to infuse the art with energy.
I am an energy artist.
Raven Medicine energy art and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit. Ravens are associated with magic and the unknown. Things we can learn from ravens are most importantly, to be open to magic, and notice when it happens around you. That means being present and aware of what is happening now, rather than in your head thinking of the millions of things you need to do:). Raven Medicine art in your home inspires you to be open to magic and the unknow, and the opportunites it brings for growth.
How Can Energy Art Help You?
Energy infused art can have a positive impact on you when you interact with it and can affect the energy of the space where it is displayed. While its tangible effects may be subtle and subjective, it’s important to remember that everything possesses energy. Every item in your space contributes to its energy, affecting your well-being. You have the power to curate this environment, choosing what influences you.
I infuse my fractal art with spiritual energy concepts using fractal art, vibrant color, symbols of ancient wisdom, meditation, and visualization. and allowing universal energy to come through me during the creation process. I set my intention using my personal energy for the piece to help someone in a specific way, and for the piece to attract the person who needs it. I craft art layers infused with intentional energy tailored to resonate with and uplift those who bring it into their space.
I firmly believe that if a piece of my art resonates with you, it’s because its energy aligns with what you need to embrace your true self. The synergy between your innate attraction to the artwork and the intentional energy I’ve embedded within it creates a potent energetic harmony in your space, amplifying the desired energy you seek.
Edesign and fractal art “A Path with Heart #7” by Mary Ann Benoit of Northern Lights Home Staging and Design.
Types of Energy Art I Create
I specialize in crafting two unique types of energy art.
Firstly, I develop energy art portraits, personalized depictions of your most authentic self, radiating your inner light. This serves as the foundation for your Interior Design, setting the tone for the entire space.
Secondly, I design energy art pieces that symbolize specific themes or concepts pivotal in your life journey. These art pieces, whether showcased as standalone art or integrated into home décor, are strategically placed to inspire you every time your gaze falls upon them.
Incorporating these elements, I blend the visual appeal of art, the precision of color science, and the transformative power of energy into your Interior Design, fashioning spaces that truly resonate with your essence. Through this alignment, I ensure your space not only looks captivating but also deeply nurtures your well-being.
Are You Ready to Create Your Perfect Space with Art?
Isn’t it time to create a space that is aligned with who you truly are?
My unique Interior Design philosophy combines:
The ART of beauty
The SCIENCE of color
The ENERGY of well-being
Art + Science + Energy = Magic
Get an Aligned Design consultation which includes an Interior Design, Color, and Energy consultation, an energy art portrait and two other custom fractal art designs to tie it all together.
When your space is better, you are better. When you are better, the world is better. The world needs you. Choose to create a space that is aligned with You.
Dive into my Modern Global style Edesign enriched with my energy art. Discover layers of fractal art intricately woven into the design, beckoning you towards a heart-centered path. Let the energy resonate with your true essence and inspire authentic living.
Modern Global Style
It’s Just the Moon #26 energy art and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit.
Modern Global Style in interior design is a contemporary approach that integrates design elements from various cultures around the world. Here’s a more detailed definition. This style marries the sleek and clean lines of modern design with diverse cultural artifacts, textiles, and patterns from around the globe. It’s a celebration of worldwide cultures, but presented in a way that fits today’s contemporary homes. Key characteristics include:
Eclectic Mix: Incorporates handcrafted items, traditional fabrics, and artisan furnishings from various countries and cultures.
Neutral Base with Pops of Color: While the base color palette may be neutral or understated, vibrant colors can be injected through textiles, art, and decor accents.
Natural Materials: Emphasizes materials like wood, stone, and plants, echoing global crafts and the importance of nature in many cultures.
Functional and Minimal: Unlike the more maximalist or cluttered traditional global style, the modern version leans toward minimalism, ensuring spaces are functional and free from unnecessary clutter.
Blend of Textures and Patterns: Distinctive patterns from Africa, Asia, South America, and other regions may be layered together, but in a balanced way that avoids overwhelming the space.
In essence, Modern Global Style is about embracing the beauty and uniqueness of worldwide cultures in a fresh, contemporary setting. It tells a story of global travels, or a love for different cultures, but does so in a way that’s chic, current, and sophisticated.
It’s Just the Moon #26 energy art and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit.
Modern Global Style Design Elements and Motifs
Modern Global Style in interior design fuses contemporary aesthetics with traditional elements and motifs from cultures worldwide. Here are some prominent design elements and motifs associated with this style:
Eclectic Furnishings: Furniture pieces often reflect a blend of modern lines with artisanal touches or handcrafted details inspired by various cultures.
Textiles and Fabrics:
Kilim rugs from Central Asia.
Ikat prints from Indonesia, Central Asia, and South America.
Mudcloth patterns from West Africa.
Batik designs from Indonesia and Malaysia.
Kantha quilts from South Asia.
Decorative Accents:
Handcrafted artifacts, pottery, or sculptures from around the world.
Globally-inspired lanterns or lighting fixtures.
Tribal masks, wall hangings, and baskets.
Organic Materials:
Woods, often with visible grain or a distressed finish.
Natural stone, like marble or soapstone.
Woven materials, such as rattan or sisal.
Metallics and Mirror Work: Hints of gold, silver, copper, or bronze, either in furnishings, decor items, or intricate mirror inlays reminiscent of Middle Eastern or North African designs.
Motifs:
Geometric patterns inspired by Aztec or Navajo cultures.
Paisleys, which have their roots in Persian and Indian designs.
African tribal motifs and symbols.
Natural Elements: Incorporation of indoor plants, water features, or other nature-inspired elements that echo the reverence for nature found in many global cultures.
Open and Airy Layouts: Modern Global Style embraces open spaces, often punctuated by cozy nooks or zones filled with global treasures.
Craftsmanship: A focus on handcrafted, artisanal elements that showcase traditional techniques, whether it’s in woodworking, textile creation, or pottery.
Color Palette: As mentioned in previous discussions, a balance between neutral bases and vibrant accent colors inspired by global landscapes and cultural festivals.
While Modern Global Style integrates diverse design elements and motifs from different cultures, it’s essential to approach it with respect and authenticity, avoiding cultural appropriation by understanding the cultural significance and history of the elements you’re including in your design.
It’s Just the Moon energy art Mary Ann Benoit on the wall and rug..
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Colors of Modern Global Style Design
Modern Global Style is characterized by a diverse palette that pulls inspiration from cultures around the world, often combined with modern, neutral bases. While the exact colors can vary depending on the specific regions being referenced and individual interpretations, common hues in Modern Global Style include:
Neutral Bases:
Warm beiges
Soft grays
Earthy browns
Creamy whites
Vibrant Accents:
Saffron yellows
Majestic blues (like indigo or cobalt)
Rich reds and burgundies
Lush greens, often inspired by jungles or forests
Burnt oranges and terracotta
Earth Tones:
Olive greens
Clay browns
Rusty oranges
Sandy beiges
Metallics:
Brushed golds and bronzes
Matte silvers or chromes
Patterned and Textured:
These colors often appear in traditional textiles, like Ikat, Kilim, or tribal African prints, and can vary widely but often include a mix of the vibrant and earthy tones mentioned above.
Natural and Organic Hues:
Deep forest greens
Oceanic blues
Sky blues
The beauty of Modern Global Style lies in its eclectic blend, allowing for personalization. While the above are common choices, there’s always room for interpretation based on the regions of the world one is drawing inspiration from. The key is to balance vibrant and neutral tones to create a harmonious yet lively space.
Colors of Modern Global Style
Modern Global Style is characterized by a diverse palette that pulls inspiration from cultures around the world, often combined with modern, neutral bases. While the exact colors can vary depending on the specific regions being referenced and individual interpretations, common hues in Modern Global Style include:
Neutral Bases:
Warm beiges
Soft grays
Earthy browns
Creamy whites
Vibrant Accents:
Saffron yellows
Majestic blues (like indigo or cobalt)
Rich reds and burgundies
Lush greens, often inspired by jungles or forests
Burnt oranges and terracotta
Earth Tones:
Olive greens
Clay browns
Rusty oranges
Sandy beiges
Metallics:
Brushed golds and bronzes
Matte silvers or chromes
Patterned and Textured:
These colors often appear in traditional textiles, like Ikat, Kilim, or tribal African prints, and can vary widely but often include a mix of the vibrant and earthy tones mentioned above.
Natural and Organic Hues:
Deep forest greens
Oceanic blues
Sky blues
The beauty of Modern Global Style lies in its eclectic blend, allowing for personalization. While the above are common choices, there’s always room for interpretation based on the regions of the world one is drawing inspiration from. The key is to balance vibrant and neutral tones to create a harmonious yet lively space.
The Energy of Modern Global Style Design
The beauty of Modern Global Style lies in its eclectic blend, allowing for personalization. While the above are common choices, there’s always room for interpretation based on the regions of the world one is drawing inspiration from. The key is to balance vibrant and neutral tones to create a harmonious yet lively space.
The energy of Modern Global Style in interior design can be described as dynamic, harmonious, and worldly. Here’s a more in-depth look at its energetic essence:
Vibrant and Dynamic: The infusion of diverse cultural artifacts, textiles, and patterns brings a lively energy to the space. It tells tales of different parts of the world, evoking curiosity and wonder.
Harmonious and Balanced: While the style may integrate various elements from around the globe, there’s a sense of cohesion and unity. This balance creates a calming and grounded energy, making spaces feel both adventurous and serene.
Worldly and Inclusive: The energy is expansive and inviting, reflecting a broad-minded perspective. It communicates an appreciation for global cultures and an openness to varied life experiences.
Organic and Grounded: The use of natural materials, like wood, stone, and plants, brings an earthy energy. It’s a grounding force that connects inhabitants to nature and the broader world.
Enlightened and Cultured: Spaces designed in the Modern Global Style resonate with an energy of cultural appreciation and understanding. It speaks to a love for travel, exploration, and a deeper connection with different communities.
Sophisticated and Evolved: Beyond the eclectic mix, there’s a maturity in how elements are chosen and combined. This sophistication infuses the space with an energy of growth, evolution, and refinement.
In essence, the energy of Modern Global Style is a dance between the dynamic and the harmonious, the worldly and the intimate. It’s about feeling connected to the broader tapestry of global cultures while remaining grounded in one’s own space.
How to Get the Look
Getting this look requires a thoughtful blend of contemporary design with globally inspired elements. Energy and color are key elements. Here are some tips:
Start Neutral: Begin with a neutral base, using colors like beiges, grays, or soft whites. This provides a canvas to add vibrant accents.
Incorporate Global Textiles: Layer in textiles from around the world. Think kilim rugs, ikat prints, African mudcloth, or batik fabrics. These textiles bring rich patterns and textures.
Artisanal Furniture: Opt for handcrafted furniture that showcases traditional craftsmanship made from natural materials like wood, rattan, or bamboo can evoke a global feel.
Mix and Match: Enjoy combinng pieces from different cultures. A Moroccan lantern might sit beside a Balinese carved table, for example.
Add Global Art: Incorporate art pieces inspired by or sourced from different parts of the world, from African tribal masks to Indian tapestries or fractal art pieces that resonate with the global aesthetic.
Embrace Natural Materials: Use organic, raw materials like wood, stone, terracotta, and jute. These materials are universal and can be found in design elements across cultures.
Include Plants: Indoor plants, especially those native to different parts of the world, can enhance the global feel. They add life, color, and a connection to nature.
Curated Decor: Choose art and decor items that tell a story, whether it’s energy art, a handmade basket, a vintage vase, or a sculpture from your travels.
Metallic Accents: Incorporate metals, especially those with a hand-beaten or artisanal look, like brass, bronze, or copper, often seen in global decor.
Lighting is Key: Opt for lighting fixtures that resonate with a global vibe. Think lanterns, beaded chandeliers, or fixtures made with organic materials.
Keep it Authentic: While it’s tempting to buy “global” items from mainstream stores, try sourcing genuine items, whether from local artisans, specialty stores, or your travels. Authenticity adds depth and meaning to the style.
Blend Modern Elements: Pair your global pieces with sleek, contemporary furniture or decor to keep it looking fresh and modern. And think of having a more minimal look than you typically see with Bohemian style.
Cultural Respect: Always be mindful and respectful of the cultural significance of the items you incorporate. Understand the history and meaning of the colors, motifs and symbols.
By carefully curating and blending elements, making energy the foundations of the design and going for a less is more, elegant look, you can crete a beautiful space that feels great and supports you energetically.
Here are some of the energy art pieces I created for this style you can use to get the look.
It’s Just the Moon #26 framed print by Mary Ann Benoit. It’s Just the Moon #28 throw pillow by Mary Ann Benoit. It’s Just the Moon #26 Rug by Mary Ann Benoit.
Let’s Create Your Global Style Design
Are you ready for your house to go to the next level where your house looks great, feels great and supports you to be great?Imagine that.
My philosophy of great Interior Design, which I call Aligned Design, considers three key factors; art, science and energy. The intersection of the three is where the magic happens.
Creating a space that envelops you in your vision of beauty and color, while fine tuning the energy of your space to promote wealth, health, love and perfect self-expression aligns you with the universe, allowing you to live your best life so you can make a positive impact on the world.
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Dive into my Modern Global style Edesign enriched with my energy art. Discover layers of fractal art intricately woven into the design, beckoning you towards a heart-centered path. Let the energy resonate with your true essence and inspire authentic living.
Modern Global Style
Modern Global Heart energy art and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit.
Modern Global Style in interior design is a contemporary approach that integrates design elements from various cultures around the world. Here’s a more detailed definition. This style marries the sleek and clean lines of modern design with diverse cultural artifacts, textiles, and patterns from around the globe. It’s a celebration of worldwide cultures, but presented in a way that fits today’s contemporary homes. Key characteristics include:
Eclectic Mix: Incorporates handcrafted items, traditional fabrics, and artisan furnishings from various countries and cultures.
Neutral Base with Pops of Color: While the base color palette may be neutral or understated, vibrant colors can be injected through textiles, art, and decor accents.
Natural Materials: Emphasizes materials like wood, stone, and plants, echoing global crafts and the importance of nature in many cultures.
Functional and Minimal: Unlike the more maximalist or cluttered traditional global style, the modern version leans toward minimalism, ensuring spaces are functional and free from unnecessary clutter.
Blend of Textures and Patterns: Distinctive patterns from Africa, Asia, South America, and other regions may be layered together, but in a balanced way that avoids overwhelming the space.
In essence, Modern Global Style is about embracing the beauty and uniqueness of worldwide cultures in a fresh, contemporary setting. It tells a story of global travels, or a love for different cultures, but does so in a way that’s chic, current, and sophisticated.
Modern Global Heart energy art and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit.
Modern Global Style Design Elements and Motifs
Modern Global Style in interior design fuses contemporary aesthetics with traditional elements and motifs from cultures worldwide. Here are some prominent design elements and motifs associated with this style:
Eclectic Furnishings: Furniture pieces often reflect a blend of modern lines with artisanal touches or handcrafted details inspired by various cultures.
Textiles and Fabrics:
Kilim rugs from Central Asia.
Ikat prints from Indonesia, Central Asia, and South America.
Mudcloth patterns from West Africa.
Batik designs from Indonesia and Malaysia.
Kantha quilts from South Asia.
Decorative Accents:
Handcrafted artifacts, pottery, or sculptures from around the world.
Globally-inspired lanterns or lighting fixtures.
Tribal masks, wall hangings, and baskets.
Organic Materials:
Woods, often with visible grain or a distressed finish.
Natural stone, like marble or soapstone.
Woven materials, such as rattan or sisal.
Metallics and Mirror Work: Hints of gold, silver, copper, or bronze, either in furnishings, decor items, or intricate mirror inlays reminiscent of Middle Eastern or North African designs.
Motifs:
Geometric patterns inspired by Aztec or Navajo cultures.
Paisleys, which have their roots in Persian and Indian designs.
African tribal motifs and symbols.
Natural Elements: Incorporation of indoor plants, water features, or other nature-inspired elements that echo the reverence for nature found in many global cultures.
Open and Airy Layouts: Modern Global Style embraces open spaces, often punctuated by cozy nooks or zones filled with global treasures.
Craftsmanship: A focus on handcrafted, artisanal elements that showcase traditional techniques, whether it’s in woodworking, textile creation, or pottery.
Color Palette: As mentioned in previous discussions, a balance between neutral bases and vibrant accent colors inspired by global landscapes and cultural festivals.
While Modern Global Style integrates diverse design elements and motifs from different cultures, it’s essential to approach it with respect and authenticity, avoiding cultural appropriation by understanding the cultural significance and history of the elements you’re including in your design.
Modern Global Heart energy art and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit.
See My Saturday Night Live Art Show on this Design
Colors of Modern Global Style Design
Modern Global Style is characterized by a diverse palette that pulls inspiration from cultures around the world, often combined with modern, neutral bases. While the exact colors can vary depending on the specific regions being referenced and individual interpretations, common hues in Modern Global Style include:
Neutral Bases:
Warm beiges
Soft grays
Earthy browns
Creamy whites
Vibrant Accents:
Saffron yellows
Majestic blues (like indigo or cobalt)
Rich reds and burgundies
Lush greens, often inspired by jungles or forests
Burnt oranges and terracotta
Earth Tones:
Olive greens
Clay browns
Rusty oranges
Sandy beiges
Metallics:
Brushed golds and bronzes
Matte silvers or chromes
Patterned and Textured:
These colors often appear in traditional textiles, like Ikat, Kilim, or tribal African prints, and can vary widely but often include a mix of the vibrant and earthy tones mentioned above.
Natural and Organic Hues:
Deep forest greens
Oceanic blues
Sky blues
The beauty of Modern Global Style lies in its eclectic blend, allowing for personalization. While the above are common choices, there’s always room for interpretation based on the regions of the world one is drawing inspiration from. The key is to balance vibrant and neutral tones to create a harmonious yet lively space.
Modern Global Heart energy art and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit.
Colors of Modern Global Style
Modern Global Style is characterized by a diverse palette that pulls inspiration from cultures around the world, often combined with modern, neutral bases. While the exact colors can vary depending on the specific regions being referenced and individual interpretations, common hues in Modern Global Style include:
Neutral Bases:
Warm beiges
Soft grays
Earthy browns
Creamy whites
Vibrant Accents:
Saffron yellows
Majestic blues (like indigo or cobalt)
Rich reds and burgundies
Lush greens, often inspired by jungles or forests
Burnt oranges and terracotta
Earth Tones:
Olive greens
Clay browns
Rusty oranges
Sandy beiges
Metallics:
Brushed golds and bronzes
Matte silvers or chromes
Patterned and Textured:
These colors often appear in traditional textiles, like Ikat, Kilim, or tribal African prints, and can vary widely but often include a mix of the vibrant and earthy tones mentioned above.
Natural and Organic Hues:
Deep forest greens
Oceanic blues
Sky blues
The beauty of Modern Global Style lies in its eclectic blend, allowing for personalization. While the above are common choices, there’s always room for interpretation based on the regions of the world one is drawing inspiration from. The key is to balance vibrant and neutral tones to create a harmonious yet lively space.
Modern Global Heart energy art and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit.
The Energy of Modern Global Style Design
The beauty of Modern Global Style lies in its eclectic blend, allowing for personalization. While the above are common choices, there’s always room for interpretation based on the regions of the world one is drawing inspiration from. The key is to balance vibrant and neutral tones to create a harmonious yet lively space.
The energy of Modern Global Style in interior design can be described as dynamic, harmonious, and worldly. Here’s a more in-depth look at its energetic essence:
Vibrant and Dynamic: The infusion of diverse cultural artifacts, textiles, and patterns brings a lively energy to the space. It tells tales of different parts of the world, evoking curiosity and wonder.
Harmonious and Balanced: While the style may integrate various elements from around the globe, there’s a sense of cohesion and unity. This balance creates a calming and grounded energy, making spaces feel both adventurous and serene.
Worldly and Inclusive: The energy is expansive and inviting, reflecting a broad-minded perspective. It communicates an appreciation for global cultures and an openness to varied life experiences.
Organic and Grounded: The use of natural materials, like wood, stone, and plants, brings an earthy energy. It’s a grounding force that connects inhabitants to nature and the broader world.
Enlightened and Cultured: Spaces designed in the Modern Global Style resonate with an energy of cultural appreciation and understanding. It speaks to a love for travel, exploration, and a deeper connection with different communities.
Sophisticated and Evolved: Beyond the eclectic mix, there’s a maturity in how elements are chosen and combined. This sophistication infuses the space with an energy of growth, evolution, and refinement.
In essence, the energy of Modern Global Style is a dance between the dynamic and the harmonious, the worldly and the intimate. It’s about feeling connected to the broader tapestry of global cultures while remaining grounded in one’s own space.
Modern Global Heart energy art and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit.
How to Get the Look
Getting this look requires a thoughtful blend of contemporary design with globally inspired elements. Energy and color are key elements. Here are some tips:
Start Neutral: Begin with a neutral base, using colors like beiges, grays, or soft whites. This provides a canvas to add vibrant accents.
Incorporate Global Textiles: Layer in textiles from around the world. Think kilim rugs, ikat prints, African mudcloth, or batik fabrics. These textiles bring rich patterns and textures.
Artisanal Furniture: Opt for handcrafted furniture that showcases traditional craftsmanship made from natural materials like wood, rattan, or bamboo can evoke a global feel.
Mix and Match: Enjoy combinng pieces from different cultures. A Moroccan lantern might sit beside a Balinese carved table, for example.
Add Global Art: Incorporate art pieces inspired by or sourced from different parts of the world, from African tribal masks to Indian tapestries or fractal art pieces that resonate with the global aesthetic.
Embrace Natural Materials: Use organic, raw materials like wood, stone, terracotta, and jute. These materials are universal and can be found in design elements across cultures.
Include Plants: Indoor plants, especially those native to different parts of the world, can enhance the global feel. They add life, color, and a connection to nature.
Curated Decor: Choose art and decor items that tell a story, whether it’s energy art, a handmade basket, a vintage vase, or a sculpture from your travels.
Metallic Accents: Incorporate metals, especially those with a hand-beaten or artisanal look, like brass, bronze, or copper, often seen in global decor.
Lighting is Key: Opt for lighting fixtures that resonate with a global vibe. Think lanterns, beaded chandeliers, or fixtures made with organic materials.
Keep it Authentic: While it’s tempting to buy “global” items from mainstream stores, try sourcing genuine items, whether from local artisans, specialty stores, or your travels. Authenticity adds depth and meaning to the style.
Blend Modern Elements: Pair your global pieces with sleek, contemporary furniture or decor to keep it looking fresh and modern. And think of having a more minimal look than you typically see with Bohemian style.
Cultural Respect: Always be mindful and respectful of the cultural significance of the items you incorporate. Understand the history and meaning of the colors, motifs and symbols.
By carefully curating and blending elements, making energy the foundations of the design and going for a less is more, elegant look, you can crete a beautiful space that feels great and supports you energetically.
Here are some of the energy art pieces I created for this style you can use to get the look.
“Modern Global Heart” energy art by Mary Ann Benoit “Modern Global Heart #8” Canvas wall art by Mary Ann Benoit. “Modern Global Heart #2” throw pillow by Mary Ann Benoit. “Modern Global Heart #7” energy art by Mary Ann Benoit. Modern Global Heart #3 penergy art pillow by Mary Ann Benoit. Modern Global Heart #3 energy art area rug by Mary Ann Benoit.
Let’s Create Your Global Style Design
Are you ready for your house to go to the next level where your house looks great, feels great and supports you to be great?Imagine that.
My philosophy of great Interior Design, which I call Aligned Design, considers three key factors; art, science and energy. The intersection of the three is where the magic happens.
Creating a space that envelops you in your vision of beauty and color, while fine tuning the energy of your space to promote wealth, health, love and perfect self-expression aligns you with the universe, allowing you to live your best life so you can make a positive impact on the world.
Curious about your Interior Design style? Take the quiz and find out.
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Fractal art, as highlighted in the podcast, exemplifies one facet of energy art. Energy art is artwork created with the intention of expressing, conveying, or harnessing specific energies or emotions. It often aims to evoke or enhance particular feelings, moods, or states of being in those who experience the art
Energy art serves multiple purposes:
It created a beautiful portrait of your authentic self when you are shining the light of who you truly are.
It lays the cornerstone for the interior design of your room or home.
It embellishes your design with complementary home decor, imparting that perfect finishing touch.
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