Unconscious Sensory Pieces

Here are some examples of artwork I made through my unconscious sensory process. If you want to commission me for an art piece with this process, you can personalize it by selecting color schemes, aesthetics, sizes, and materials!

Falling Textured Canvas

This was a recycled canvas I found at a consignment store. I painted over it with sponges to create texture. Then, I poured coffee on the canvas. Once dry, I rotated the canvas until I found an image. I used charcoal to pull out the image and attached doll hair for more texture.

Textured Woman Canvas

I painted this canvas black, then covered it with shaving cream I had blended with black watercolor. When the shaving cream dried, I shook off the loose and flakey chunks. I rotated the canvas until I saw am image. I pulled out the image with white chalk and added recycled paper, flowers, and flower juice to further define and texturize the image.

Fluid Woman Portrait

I used flowers to scrub my canvas and fill it with color. Then, I rotated the canvas until I saw an image and used marker to pull out the image.

Splotch Woman Portrait

I used flowers to scrub my canvas and fill it with color. Then, I rotated the canvas until I saw an image and used marker to pull out the image.

Feathered Man Portrait

I used flowers and coffee grounds to scrub my canvas and fill it with color. Then, I rotated the canvas until I saw an image and used marker to pull out the image.

Flower Splotch Woman

I pressed wet flowers onto paper to leave marks and fill it with color. Then, I rotated the paper until I saw an image and used marker to pull out the image.

Splotch Face

I pressed wet flowers onto paper to leave marks and fill it with color. Then, I rotated the paper until I saw an image and used marker to pull out the image.