PAINTINGS

Art has always been a force of transformation—a medium for revolution, healing, and truth-telling. But beyond its visual impact, art holds the power to dismantle outdated narratives and create safe spaces for deeper, more honest conversations about the subconscious mind. In a world conditioned by fear-based programming, where we have been taught to suppress our inner knowing and conform to external expectations, art becomes an act of defiance—an invitation to break free.

These paintings celebrate my connection to my subconscious mind which is the silent architect of our reality. The subconscious mind shapes our experiences based on the beliefs, childhood conditioning, emotions, and patterns we carry, often without even realizing it. Yet, society has long discouraged open discussions about this unseen realm, keeping us trapped in cycles of limitation and disconnection from our authentic personal power.

My paintings create portals of truth—visual, auditory, and experiential expressions that expose hidden energies, that realign us with the natural rhythms of expansion, intuition, and self-mastery. This is more than just my artistic expression; this is a call to remember, to reclaim, and to redefine the energies that truly govern our lives, our thoughts and our physical bodies stability.

“I reclaim the power that has always been within me.”

Show inquiries are always welcomed

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Donna-Lee@JunaVagus.com
Phone : 289-402-8710

Attitude is Everything Collection

(Shadow Work)

Nexus of Shadows

8"x10"

Acrylic on Canvas

Inner 'G'

8"x10"

Acrylic on Canvas

The Shift

6"x 8"

Acrylic on Canvas

Will Power

6"x 8"

Acrylic on Canvas

The Eye in Eye

6"x 8"

Acrylic on Canvas

Sacral Charka

6"x 8"

Acrylic on Canvas

Sun and Sand

9"x 12"

Acrylic on Canvas

Alchemy

6"x 8"

Acrylic on Canvas

Realign, Resonate, Resolute

30"x 40"

Acrylic on Canvas

Homeward Bound

36"x 48"

Acrylic and Mixed Media on Canvas

Before the world knew it as Africa, the land was called Alkebulan— an ancient name meaning “Mother of Mankind” or “Land of the Blacks.” This name, steeped in indigenous wisdom and ancestral pride, reflects the deep spiritual, cultural, and historical significance of the continent long before colonizers ever set foot on its soil.

The name Africa itself is not native to the land or its people. It is widely believed to have been introduced by Roman and later European powers. One prominent theory attributes the renaming to Leo Africanus, also known as Africanus Sebacanius — an explorer and writer However, it was European colonization that ultimately erased "Alkebulan" from mainstream usage, replacing it with names that disconnected the people from their true roots.

Reclaiming the name Alkebulan is more than a linguistic correction — it's a powerful act of remembrance, of reconnecting to ancestral truth, and of honoring the untold stories of the world's most resource-rich and spiritually potent continent.