South African artist Grady Zeeman’s figurative and portrait paintings address emotional  energy and spiritual connectivity. Though growing up she was surrounded by dynamic women in her family, she too  allowed herself to be molded by society once she got married. Her life as a Fashion  Designer in Cape Town and that of a farmer's wife were incompatible, leading to  depression and the manifestation of different illnesses through the years.  Only when she gained knowledge in the field of emotional energy and spiritual  connectivity, did she manage to heal her body and started to live a fulfilling life being true  to herself.  

Art has become part of her healing process, for each painting is part of her own journey,  whether through direct experience or a life lesson that she learned by observing her  environment. As she is telling her own story, as well as that of so many other women, it is  only fitting that she paints female portraits, each with added symbolism on this healing  journey. Her work is characterized by melancholy with underlying aspects of spiritualism.  Her preferred medium is oil, though she starts with a thin layer of acrylic. The color  palette is mostly connected to energy healing, with the layers and texture symbolic of the  emotional layers and difficulties we face in life. 

The artist has exhibited her work extensively, showing major cities in the  United States, the UK, Western Europe, Asia, and Africa. 

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Cutting Ties
Cutting Ties

27.5" x 27.5"

Prayer
Prayer

27.5" x 27.5"

Shattered
Shattered

27.5" x 27.5"

Permanence of Memory
Permanence of Memory

27.5" x 27.5"

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South African artist Grady Zeeman’s figurative and portrait paintings address emotional  energy and spiritual connectivity. Though growing up she was surrounded by dynamic women in her family, she too  allowed herself to be molded by society once she got married. Her life as a Fashion  Designer in Cape Town and that of a farmer's wife were incompatible, leading to  depression and the manifestation of different illnesses through the years.  Only when she gained knowledge in the field of emotional energy and spiritual  connectivity, did she manage to heal her body and started to live a fulfilling life being true  to herself.  

Art has become part of her healing process, for each painting is part of her own journey,  whether through direct experience or a life lesson that she learned by observing her  environment. As she is telling her own story, as well as that of so many other women, it is  only fitting that she paints female portraits, each with added symbolism on this healing  journey. Her work is characterized by melancholy with underlying aspects of spiritualism.  Her preferred medium is oil, though she starts with a thin layer of acrylic. The color  palette is mostly connected to energy healing, with the layers and texture symbolic of the  emotional layers and difficulties we face in life. 

The artist has exhibited her work extensively, showing major cities in the  United States, the UK, Western Europe, Asia, and Africa. 

Cutting Ties
Cutting Ties
Prayer
Prayer
Shattered
Shattered
Permanence of Memory
Permanence of Memory
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The Infinity of Thoughts
50" x 50" - Acrylic on Canvas
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