Azaree Art

🌱 Me in my happy place with my besties 🥰 I absolutely loved loved this installation by from an exhibition last year. I really feel like plants are honestly one of the most creative expressions in the world from the geometry, to the colours, the patterns, the shapes… they give endless artistic inspiration. And I love when artists bring that into their work.

My personal favourite thing about plants tho is their healing energy, but we’ll save that conversation for another day… maybe on the 28th of December🕸️ 😉
Until then, here’s me with the gang, looking exactly how I’m feeling 🥰❤️

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🐉The next archetype I’ve been exploring through this art piece by is the Untameable Wild Woman.

She represents the embodiment of Eros energy, the creative life force that moves through all living things. Eros is often reduced to the sexual, but its much more than that. It’s the pulse of existence itself. It’s what causes seeds to sprout, ideas to form, and transformation to happen. It’s life wanting to express itself.

The Wild Woman is a woman in touch with that pulse. She lives in rhythm with instinct, emotion, and creative flow rather than external expectation.

Across cultures, this energy takes many faces.
Oya, the Yoruba goddess of storms and transformation, clears paths through fierce winds.
Sekhmet, the Egyptian lioness, channels sacred rage to destroy what must end and heal what must continue.
Lalita Tripura Sundari, the Hindu goddess of bliss, reminds us that pleasure and creation come from the same divine source.
And finally, Kali, the liberator, embodies destruction as a form of truth and renewal.

You can see the Wild Woman mirrored in nature as well, in the way bougainvillea grows wild and free, covering space with color. In the way fire dances and wind shifts, strong yet fluid, never meant to be contained.

When this energy awakens in a woman, it restores her natural rhythm. She becomes creative, expressive, and deeply intuitive. She stops suppressing her aliveness and begins to channel it into movement, art, emotion, and purpose.

The Wild Woman reminds us that life itself is creative energy in motion. It can’t be owned, only expressed.

May every woman remember the wild within her, because that’s the force that keeps life, art, and spirit moving!💃🏽🔥

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