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Maya refers to the illusory nature of everyday life. Our mind becomes entangled, knowledge of our true self is lost. Meditation and spiritual practices can help us to see the true nature of ourselves and reality.

The memory of standing with my mom at the blackboard and watching her hand move as she taught me to draw my first face has shaped the direction of my art through the years. I have been fascinated by faces ever since. The line in our house is, "if it is hanging on the wall and has a face, Suz made it." In the last 5 years, I have been exploring the relationship between sacred, mythical, and mundane in my work. In many ways, it helps me truly appreciate these areas of my life and recognize just how much overlap there is. My hope is that these images bring you a sense of wonder and joy - and, perhaps a chance to reflect on the sacred and wonder in your everyday life. The original mixed media pieces may consist of any of the following:...