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The Deer Rabbit Dog
from the series Strong Women
When you live with The Deer Rabbit Dog, you live with three distinct expressions of strength through sensitivity. These works explore forms of power that are often overlooked — intuition, loyalty, and quiet resilience. Together, they create a conversation about presence that is gentle, grounded, and enduring.
Each piece is built through layered mixed media, allowing vulnerability and intention to exist side by side. The surfaces invite time and closeness; they reveal themselves slowly, rewarding sustained attention rather than immediate certainty. This is work created to be lived with, not merely viewed.
As a collector, these three works offer a rare balance: they function individually, yet gain depth when experienced together. They represent a cohesive moment within the Strong Women series — a meditation on inner strength expressed through empathy, trust, and attentiveness rather than force.
Placed within a collection, The Deer Rabbit Dog establish a calm but unmistakable presence. They shape a space through atmosphere rather than dominance, offering works that continue to resonate, evolve, and hold meaning over time.
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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