My art is the reflection of the peace I find within- the quiet space that allows my spirit to evoke the pure love that flows through us all. When I think of my art I think of the inner strength, resilience and love that has always guided me. I like to refence my art as Evoking The Bloom- which to me means embracing change even when it’s scary and unknown. Change happens whether you want it to or not, so for me it’s about leaning into the change- learning to go with the flow.

My art comes from a place of love, hope and healing.

Each piece is created slowly and intentionally, with the belief that art can be a gentle companion during both joyful and difficult seasons of life.

My work is imperfect just like life. I've tried for many years to hold all of the control over my life. Only to realize that what I needed to do all along was let go. Let go of the idea of perfect. Because if we are honest with ourselves nothing in life is perfect but everything is perfectly imperfect. When I paint, I paint from a place of deep meditation and flow. I allow love to guide me. I believe that what we surround ourselves with matters. Art can offer comfort, grounding, peace and a reminder that hope can change everything even when you feel like all has been lost.

Nothing is ever really lost, sometimes you just need to look a little harder. See yourself, the situation and even the world from a different perspective.

Evoking The Bloom is for ALL. This is a space for those who may be carrying a lot, for those walking through transitions, grief, or exhaustion and it is for anyone who longs to feel a little more light in their space.

Each painting is an invitation - to pause, breathe and to remember that blooming will happen in its own time. There is always a season for everything. Ever changing, growing and evolving is what this life is here to show us.

So, Thank You for being here, may my work bring you peace.

Love to All,

Meg Guerrero



evokethebloom@gmail.com
Instagram @megguerreroart.com

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