Two Eco Art placards made from reused materials

Date:   3/22/2014 11:19:41 PM ( 10 y ago)

“Who’s Asking Whom?” 4” x 6” Eco Art by mayah © 2014

Caption: “Oh, Great Guru, What is the meaning of Life?”

I’ve heard it said that babies come into the world spiritually knowing Who They Are; as they grow they slowly forget. It is our job as adults to Remember Who We Are. So, who’s asking whom the question?


“On Second Thought” 6” X 6” Eco Art by mayah © 2014

Caption: “Hmm…this isn’t quite what I thought it would be…can I still change my mind and go back?"

Spiritual Being questioning life on the Earth plane of existence.

Both Eco Art pieces are made with recycled materials and eco-friendlier art supplies: Photos of the cute baby are from an advertising flier for carpet cleaning service; mounted on reused cardboard; non toxic glue and non-VOC acrylic glaze; jute hangars; burlap art paper background; hand embroidered. Captions added by mayah.


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