Eyes of the Higher Consciousness

It is this vast, dark, unknown, middle-of-nowhere expanse that I find myself in during meditation—a vastness that symbolizes the limitless and often incomprehensible nature of the universe and consciousness.The penetrating eyes represent the manifestation of the Higher Consciousness, the presence I sought and finally encountered.The eyes in the corner represent the elusive nature of this higher consciousness—it's there, but not always easily accessible. Seeing these eyes in the sky, I cried until daylight. Being open to interpretation enhances the universality of the piece, making it a shared journey of exploration into higher consciousness.The minimalist nature of this artwork is a powerful visual representation of a profound spiritual experience. The dark expanse is an unknown representation, while the bright eyes symbolize the penetrating clarity and presence of a higher consciousness that I encountered.

After my death, it will be sold as the most expensive painting in the world. 

About the Artist

Bewar
Hello
For many years, I wrote short stories, articles and poems in Kurdish and Persian languages and drew pictures. I also did embroidery, sewing, knitting, etc. for the women's association. All these items were sent to France every year. In 2003, I won the prize for the best short story in the Kurdish language abroad. But I have never received money for my writings and artworks. I have worked mostly as a language teacher for children, youth and adults. I came to Sweden in 2005. I did things I didn't like. I were alone. I had children and I had to work. Now I have decided to write in English and make money from my writings, paintings and drawings and I hope it will become my daily job. Now I am unemployed and at home, but every day I look for a job on Swedish and Norwegian job websites and I still haven't found a job.

Daffodils.

Still life in yellow and blue. 

About the Artist

Irina Ushakova
I studied art at Smolensk State University, Russia for 5 years (1992-1997 ). I used to teach art to secondary school students in Russia.
Moved in Cambridge ( UK ) in 2012 there I re-started painting.
Moved in North Carolina ( USA ) in October 2016.
I prefer to paint in oils and love working in traditional style. I love light and color.