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November 2021
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Welcoming and Living in the Divine Will

We become what we live

In our becoming we arrive at t r u e

It is the phenomenon of focusing and disciplining ourselves to our calling or vocation, that as long as we hold to our position like the hand in the old time compass pointing to t r u e North

The face of the instrument holds within itself an accurate setting a t r u e reading

Conversely, If I choose to set my face towards a monster or a sly slippery serpent

I will begin to take on aspects or characteristics and come to resemble that which I hold in front of me

We become what we adore and what we give our attention to

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My inspiration to create visual art comes from my Roman Catholic Traditional Faith, family, nature, community, and current contemporary subjects.

I value experimentation in my creative process. I engage with materials that ignite my imagination. Visions, dreams and contemplation play a strong role in my innovative approach.

I collaborate with artists, I enjoy working with ideas on public art projects that positively effect people and communities.

Additionally, I use typography and graphic design elements in my work.

I believe words are alive—imbued with thousands of years of meaning.

Letters express their own kind of symbology and speak to every person uniquely.

In my creating I endeavor to make the invisible visible.

Erika Koenig-Workman

Richmond, British Columbia

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