Psychic Artist
I call myself a psychic artist–someone who creates work inspired by unseen energies and spiritual insights. My goal is to invite a deeper connection.
I’ve never really fit in. Since I was young, I saw the world differently, and that has shaped both my art and my perspective. My art has always been a conversation with nature and the unseen forces around us.
To be honest, it was sometimes hard to fit into the art world. Living a traditional life was almost impossible for me, too, even though I tried for a long time. In 2013, I took the bold step of quitting my day job to build a life that matched who I am: a seer and creator.
The tarot and psychic readings, handmade decks, and art I did while working a “real” job are now my full-time work. I had to carve out a space for myself in the world, and it was tough. I took risks, failed, succeeded, and went through those cycles many times.
As I made psychic art and did readings, I started to wonder how I could bring everything together. This led me to create something unique: Psychic Readings and Paintings. I see things psychically for others and create a work of art based on what I see. This helps people imagine their reality in a new way.
Right now, my studio work focuses on space. I see stars and energies in space as having spirits, just like us. You can read more about this in my artist statement in the Studio Practice section below.
Thank you for finding me among all the chaos, space, and energy. I hope something here speaks to you. You are welcome here.
Rebecca’s Studio Practice
When I make art, it feels like I’m leaving my body.
The door to a mysterious realm opens up, and I enter. Time and space don’t exist here.
Ideas are conscious, living entities that influence my work, and I surrender control to their unfolding.
The resonance we share becomes embodied in works that explore nature and the celestial. Figures manifest the essence of these worlds.
Sometimes the unexplained appears in my vision before I start a painting.
A figure appears before a black hole, and I can’t tell if they are disintegrating or gathering power as they get closer to the hole.
I hope viewers feel the thrill of mystery and the curiosity of these encounters.
The celestial and natural world are inhabited by spirits and memory.
Water is one example. Consider one single droplet of water. How many bodies has that water been in? How many riverbeds? How many eons has it seen? I invite viewers to contemplate the endless stories held within nature.
Water is an important part of my paintings.