Purchase a 16" x 20" high quality print reproduction of the Kalalau Stargate, the art on the back cover ofShe Who Speaks With God Volume 1: Choices Coming Closer to the Divine.
From the Artist
"This painting explores the Stargate in the cathedral cliffs of Kalalau Valley. It was painted long before I met Cynthia Love and the Divine Collective through her.
The connections, relationships, and timing were all aligned for this painting to be here on these volumes. I’m deeply honored.
Kalalau Stargate came through as a vision to describe this energy portal as the waves of multi-dimensional forces manifest and help create our shimmering holographic fractal world. The Stargate is a bridge through time and space for souls to be here. We can perceive past the veils of our limited sight with the right eyes"
This high quality print reproduction has a partly glossy, partly matte finish and it'll add a touch of sophistication to any room.
10 mil (0.25 mm) thick
Slightly glossy
Fingerprint resistant
Paper sourced from Japan
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This painting explores the Stargate in the cathedral cliffs of Kalalau Valley. It was painted long before I met Cynthia and the Divine Collective through her.
The connections, relationships, and timing were all aligned for this painting to be here on these volumes. I’m deeply honored. Kalalau Stargate came through as a vision to describe this energy portal as the waves of multi-dimensional forces manifest and help create our shimmering holographic fractal world. The Stargate is a bridge through time and space for souls to be here. We can perceive past the veils of our limited sight with the right eyes.
*High-Quality Print Reproductions Available to Order from She Who Speaks With God Soon.
Max Lemaire
Creativity and intuition have been the guiding forces in my life. I see the world differently than most people. I see the pattern that nature builds with. I see the sky as layers of paint. I see shape and curves infinitely repeated. I see lights when I close my eyes.
I make art because I am compelled to. It stirs within me, asking to be released, begging to be revealed. Often when I begin a piece, I have no idea where it will take me, but I can feel its presence. Other pieces I see clearly before I begin, a vision to be sculpted a brush-stroke at a time.
The greatest gift for me is when someone comes into the gallery and is truly moved, spiritually, emotionally; when the art creates a palpable experience for them that shifts their perspective in that moment and beyond.
