BEKAH STARR
As a Sacred Artist I aim to create an experience of connection between people and sacred feminine mysticism. I create art as prayer.
The Process: The process of creating these illustrations was an incredible journey and I hope to do it again and again. Over a period of four months, I spent a week with each pathway. Randomly I picked the name of the pathway out of a jar at the beginning of the week. I would research the pathway, largely from the book "The Hebrew Priestess" by Jill Hammer and Taya Shere. From there, I explored the pathways using sacred journey visualizations and meditations, and by building altars. I listened deeply to the messages I received from the journeys and the altars to see what wanted to be expressed in a visual image. Some were very clear; some took extra time. It was remarkable to see what unfolded in each week. For example, during the week of the mourning woman I was honored to lead a graveside ceremony, and the week of the seeker I was traveling. Each image has deep meaning that I very much enjoy discussing.
Hamsas for the Divine Feminine
Raven Rose
474 Main Street
FUN FACTS
Favorite Artist?
Ines Seidel
Left or Right?
Right
Coffee or Tea?
Tea
Favorite medium to work in?
Charcoal
What do you think your spirit animal is?
Definitely Ants
Favorite food?
Anything lovingly prepared by someone else
Favorite cocktail?
Seltzer
Best childhood memory?
Drawing house plans from old interior design books
Favorite vacation spot?
Anywhere water and sand come together
What cartoon character would you be?
Euphony from Creative Galaxy.
Favorite movie?
Dirty Dancing.
If you had to spend a night in jail who would you want to spend it with?
I’d rather not have anyone spend a night in jail. Restorative Justice!
Most influential work of art?
Ancient goddess figurines