I tell everyone I’m really more of an abstract artist, but because there is such a need in today’s world, I create (and sell lots of) Evidence-based Art for the health, healing, and happiness of others.
For most of each year, I like to live remotely along one of the Great Lakes in a small Northern Michigan town. Whenever I can, I try to share my evidence-based art freely with people in this town and the surrounding communities.
Here’s a little video clip I created and boosted on Facebook to let everyone in the Northern Michigan counties (and Mackinac County) know they are most welcome to visit a local business (with a really big heart) to see walls and walls of high quality, beautiful evidence-based art.
The viewing bench I bought has also been a really big hit with all ages.
Are the communities in my area benefiting from viewing all this evidence-based art? Based on the number of people who come in to buy a little artistic something of good cheer for themselves or as a gift, and based on the number of people who just want to come in and walk around (or sit on that viewing bench and stare), I think sharing my national/international evidence-based art on an ongoing basis has been a really big community hit!
My absolute favorite moments are when kids and teens come in. Often one or two of them will stop for the longest time in front of one of the paintings, and I can see from the intensely analytical look on their faces, they’re trying really hard to figure out just how I did this and just how l did that. I consider my art a gift—which should be shared!
(To see my ABSTRACT ART website, click on the link at the bottom of this post or go to dorotheasandragallery.com.)