Artists I Love

Sue’s art is dynamic, and filled with emotion and drama. She uses a wide color pallet and brings mystery and vitalty to her paintings.

I create as a vehicle to express my body of work I carry within. Through the practice of Creating I access FLOW where I experience a sense of timeless ecstatic embodiment. Painting creates a sensation of relaxed mind/body/spirit balance, presence and even breath.

Kullike’s art is filled with the energy of both playful and serious relationships. Her brushstrokes allow the imagination to create a story rich with emotion and her use of color brings a richness to each painting.

The only thing I know about Jackie is that her art communicates a deep connection to the changing emotions of life. Her works fill me with hope and reverence. There is mystery and surprise and when one looks with the heart there is love and compassion present in Jackie’s paintings.

Bhavani means “Giver of Life” or “Goddess” in Sanskrit and is most famously a name for the Hindu goddess Durga, a powerful motherly figure associated with strength, protection, and creative energy. It represents the divine feminine principle and is a common name for girls, embodying qualities like strength, nurturing, and benevolence.

Laure has lived in other countries and brings a world view to everything she does. Her artworks are filled with bold colors and vibrant details. You can feel the love she puts into every brushstroke.

Master Rassouli is an artist, author, and creativity guru. He is the founder of an artistic movement called ‘Fusionart’, a concept focused on uniting opposites.

Rassouli has guided many in living a creative life by tapping into the power of the heart and the wonder and beauty of the soul. “As a Fusionartist, I feel blessed to be an apprentice with Master Rassouli,” Tonilee.

Catherine Josey is a Director of Strategic Partnerships | Expanding Consciousness through High-Impact Collaborations for Monroe Institute. Catherine and Master Rassouli collaborated to produce a visual meditation video. the video combines Rassouli’s art, Rumi’s poetry and the Monroe Institute Sound Science.

Fatima and Sherif use their art forms to highlight political and social conditions locally, nationally and in the world. They express their emotions and world consciousness through painting and video.

Magda and Francois found Rassouli from seeing one of his decks of Oracle cards and followed their hearts joining Rassouli’s art retreat in 2024. They continued the joy of painting Playshops and a Retreat in 2025. Enjoy the gallery below to savor their playful art. They bring their love of dance and color to their art and joy to everyone they meet.