"The geometric shapes in this work appear to not only intersect or float, but also suggest a viewing angle, conveying a sense of both movement and stasis. The vivid color, both translucent and light, enhances the weightless sense of calm and buoyancy. It is color which is non-emotional in the dramatic sense, but joy-inspiring in the pleasurable -- visual sense: happy but calming. In my personal struggles to overcome homelessness and my physical suffering from early, childhood trauma, concentrating on the joyous and sublime, and fostering an 'attitude of gratitude', and exercising daily, conscious-contact with a universal force larger than my troubles, has been integral to my survival."
- Alicia Sterling Beach

Prints are produced on demand on either acrylic plexi, mounted canvas, or giclee fine art paper in a variety of sizes here in the United States. High quality print reproductions for your home or office designed by artists living with homelessness or disabilities.