In celebration of this year's International Women's Day and its theme "Power In Bloom", we are thrilled to present a special feature highlighting the perspectives of two remarkably talented female artists. Through conversations, these inspiring individuals share how the creative process has empowered them to explore, express, and transform their emotional journeys into powerful symbols of feminine strength and resilience.
Join us as we delve into the transformative power of art in manifesting feminine strength and resilience.
@creativenanda :
As a female artist, I believe that the journey and process of creating art have helped me in numerous ways. Whenever I feel demotivated or lacking creativity, art allows me to express who I am and gives me the power to bring anything from my imagination to life. It helps me express myself, de-stress, and serves as an escape where I can connect with myself and convey my emotions through art.
In my experience, I never thought I could reach where I am today with my drawings, but art has shown me that I am capable of going much further than I ever imagined. It has demonstrated that my art holds value for many people, and this realization has given me the strength to continue and not give up.
I see art as a powerful tool to transform personal experiences into symbols of feminine strength and resilience by showcasing the incredible talents of female artists around the world. Art highlights these talents, demonstrating how capable and talented women are. In my opinion, women have an extraordinary ability to notice details and small things that others might miss, and they can transfer this insight into their artwork. Additionally, women are adept at infusing emotion and love into their drawings, which is a testament to their unique perspective and creative power.
@melallenv:
I will always be grateful to art for saving me in many ways, especially for helping me trust my abilities, trust my creativity, it was a really challenging but healing process as this confidence also influenced my identity as a person and artist.
Art can be a really positive tool to represent people in many ways, an authentic way to tell the viewer that they are not alone, empathy and connection are achieved and I find that really beautiful.
