The white wolf is considered a spiritual messenger of the earth. The wolf itself is a symbol of loyalty, faithfulness, honesty and fighting injustice.
There are many transitions happening in our world today, or during the past 3 years. The concept of white animals, insects and birds are all symbols of the transition of a higher power making there appearance through nature, to help us all wake up from the state of materialism, to a more balanced way of living.
I wondered how seeing a white wolf, bear or butterfly, could possibly affect our world’s energy? Then I thought only about energy and how it moves through us, around us and between all of us.
The Aurora to me is beauty. Its given rise to many stories and meanings for many cultures throughout time. The ultimate energy source of the aurora is the solar wind flowing past the Earth, which is fitting for this painting and its overall meaning.
Magic Moon, with all its power over the oceans tide, the moods of sensitive individuals, gave me the inspiration to create this image.
Image Credits
All Images Are © Darlene Gait Witt
Darlene Gait Witt Artist Bio
Darlene Gait Witt is a Native American Artist from the West Coast Salish tribe ‘Esquimalt Nations.’ Her work has captivated thousands of Native and non-Native people due of the content of uniting people with one another and nature.
Known for her work on the Unity Wall, Ogden Point Breakwater, Victoria Harbour (Camel Point), Victoria, B.C. and “One Moon Gallery” – Darlene’s art gallery located on tribal land – she continues to inspire, create and take her work in many different directions.
The Unity Wall, in its 3rd phase, will be unveiled in the spring of 2014. The Unity Wall is one of the largest murals in Canada, and speaks of legends, cultural and spiritual themes that help educate the public about the First Peoples of Victoria, B.C., Canada. Artist Butch Dick, Songhees Nation, has partnered with Gait throughout the last 3-4 year time span it has taken to complete the mural project.
Darlene has worked with Orca Book Publishers, Victoria, B.C. Canada, creating several books with the theme of Native American Justice and environmental subjects for children.
Her work has also grazed the Canadian Mint, with subjects of Native American hunting, dancing and cultural legends.
Currently, she is raising a family and living between two countries, the U.S. and Canada, exhibiting in Washington State and Victoria, B.C. Darlene’s work is moving in the direction of becoming much more prolific and detailed with themes of spiritual and cultural content in a renaissance style that grabs viewers from all over the world.
Darlene plans on exhibiting her new collection of 20 large oils on canvas, in the spring of 2014.
Blog / Website: One Moon Gallery
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