Beth Nix

06/23/2017

06/02/2017

Inspired by a myth of the Celtic sun goddess Brigid (Birgid)

06/02/2017

This was inspired by a myth of the Korean sun goddess Hae-Sun

06/01/2017

The original is on loose canvas hung from a bamboo pole across the top

06/01/2017

The Fifth Chakra

06/01/2017

In a world far in the future, all the ice in the world has melted and humans have evolved into merpeople to survive.

The original is on upcycled floorboard, so it is very heavy. The texture comes from leftover flooring adhesive.

06/01/2017

This is a creation myth I made up of the mermaid goddess who created all things under the sea.

06/01/2017

The original is on loose canvas hung from a bamboo pole across the top

06/01/2017

Amaterasu is a Japanese sun goddess. The torii gate leads to her domain in the heavens.

06/01/2017

The original is on loose canvas hung from a bamboo pole across the top.

06/01/2017

The original is loose canvas hung from a bamboo pole across the top

06/01/2017

This was inspired by the Norse myth of the sun/love goddess Freya (Freija). Her love, Summer, disappears. When she leaves to go find him, fall and winter come to the land. When she finds him and brings him back, summer returns.

06/01/2017

This is one of four paintings that were inspired by the visions I saw with closed eyes while laying in Savasana after yoga practice.

06/01/2017

Full title: "When the river of life takes one over the edge and into the deep, one must actively rise with the current back to the surface and into calmer waters."

This drawing was inspired by Chuang Tzu's story of Confucius' teaching at a waterfa...