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The Cobra Snakes
from the series Strong Women
When you live with The Cobra Snake, you live with a work that speaks to transformation, intuition, and renewal. The snake embodies a form of strength rooted in awareness — the ability to shed what no longer serves and move forward with clarity and intention. This piece holds that moment of transition, where vulnerability and power exist at the same time.
Built through layered mixed media, the surface carries a quiet tension between movement and stillness. The work does not reveal itself all at once; it asks for time, attention, and openness. In return, it offers a presence that evolves as your own perspective shifts.
For a collector, The Cobra Snake represents a pivotal voice within the Strong Women series. It is a work that anchors the theme of inner change and personal evolution — strength not as resistance, but as adaptability and self-knowledge.
Placed within a collection, The Cobra Snake brings depth and contrast. It is a piece that holds space for reflection, marks transformation, and continues to resonate long after the initial encounter.
The essence of who you truly are shows in your resonance.
When i create I often start with a unknown feeling and I often travel to get inspiration to observe the unseen. Then I create something with essence for your soul. A special feeling, place or attachment knowing. The mystery of life itself trying to make sense.
I bring all that to your wall. For you to see, feel and learn about. Trusting the resonance of your own soul.
- Elaine
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