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Goddesses of the Arts see the beauty and profundity of the human condition—in all people and situations. They understand the importance of creative pursuits, value artistic expression in any medium, and are sensitive and open to the whisperings of their muses. Art Goddesses are able to assimilate new ideas and easily bring them into reality. They harmonize their rational minds with their intuitive minds, bridging the gap between emotions and intellect.
Art Goddesses know that art is a powerful outlet for activism and for sharing new perspectives, and they are not afraid to push boundaries and challenge the status quo. They most likely work in a creative field and have many creative hobbies and interests. They also enjoy having intellectual conversations about art and love going to museums, concerts, festivals, and other cultural events.
Real-world examples of Art Goddesses:
visionary and magical realist Frida Kahlo
fashion designer Vera Wang
filmmaker Sofia Coppola
painter Georgia O'Keefe
greatest singer of all time Aretha Franklin
queen of rock and roll Stevie Nicks
influencer, model, and podcaster Emma Chamberlain
goddess photographer Elizabeth Elder
my talented friend Lauren Nikohl who is a multidimensional artist/ singer/ DJ/ producer aiming to raise the collective consciousness with her music
my gifted friend Claire who was born in Paris and runs her own photography business; she loves reading books, watching films, visiting museums, and creating works of art
Embody this archetype by:
creating a daily art practice
meditating with the intent of listening to your muses and getting clear on your own creative vision and essence
taking the leap to share your art!
going to museums, galleries, festivals, and concerts
immersing yourself in inspirational art
joining a book club or artists' circle
supporting other artists
celebrating a female artist/ musician/ filmmaker every month
taking trips to important cultural centers (Paris, Tokyo, New York, Mexico City, Barcelona, Florence, etc.)
wearing amethyst and quartz crystals—or any jewelry that sparks your creativity
experimenting and expressing yourself freely with your personal style