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Angel


Celestial being carrying feminine power

You share the light with the universe

you are a creator, a painter for this dimension,

you inspire me to ascend to my higher self 

and have helped me while I was at my lowest

because you are my guardian angel.

my closest friend 

you are a rose that peaks with more beauty

everyday.

 

You're the highest of the high

you carry unconditional love that no one 

can buy.

you taught me to be careful with whom I rely

to love

to create

and keep my skin thick.

because you are my guardian angel.

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A canvas is a portal into the perception of how the universe works. It is a subconscious reflection of my internal evolvement. My purpose in art is to heal the self. I’ve never really felt so sure about anything. I am very quick to pick an interest, but also quick to drop it a month later. However, art has been a habit that has always stood beside me. It is my solitude and where I stay elevated.I find interest in spirituality or as others say,”Higher consciousness”. With my art I hope to make people question the world we live in. I am Elizabeth Paola Vargas and I create psychedelic surrealism.I first started art when I picked up a pencil at the age of four. I didn’t quite have a full understanding on art. Yet I found myself always carrying an interest in creating. Whether it was doodling over a math equation or painting on a ripe new sketchbook. I realized I had passion for visual arts when I sat down my three-year-old sister and put my entire self into working on the watercolor paper. I was eight years-old at the time. I am currently 17 years-old and see myself growing more each day with painting.

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