As an artist and as a human being, I often contemplate the concept of duality, in many different forms as it presents itself in life. My artworks depict overcoming the challenges of that parting.

Our essence, both as individuals and as part of a collective spirit, originates from and converges into a state of oneness. The path to this unity lies through enlightenment. We must acknowledge our oneness with the universe, even as we experience distinct separations in the physical realm. Much like a drop that momentarily separates from an ocean wave and ultimately reunites with the vast ocean, it never ceases to be part of the ocean and remains forever interconnected.

In our earthly existence, the illusion of separation often leads us to perceive the divine as external to us. However, my spiritual journey has shown me the profound opposite: we are all spiritual beings having a human experience. Encapsulated within the limitations of the human form, our divine essence, a part of our creator, navigates through physical experiences, both pleasurable and painful, as avenues for learning and teaching.

The transformative path I have taken in my spiritual evolution is visible in my artwork. Intuitively, my art illustrates the fusion of life’s elements into a harmonious unity, reflecting the interconnectedness of existence. Drawing inspiration from the fabric of our lives, my pieces blend surrealistic elements and abstract symbolism to offer the viewer an impactful, and ultimately, a meaningful experience.

My latest works on mirrors infuse functionality into art. The observer becomes an immersive component of the artwork itself, altering the appearance of each piece with each reflection. I call these artworks “Manifestation Mirrors”. Each mirror comes to life as if each piece was custom-created for the observer. With each reflection, the viewer’s connection to the art is deepened. Their own aspirations accelerate the manifestation process through intention and reflective visualiza

I and all people are connected to each other by a visible or invisible connection, a generic close or fleeting love thread. Tape. cord, rope, twisted fabric, umbilical cord, rope, or thin thread are all connections.

The red color gives them powerful strength. The red thread represents a thin thread intertwined in the lives of each of us, symbolizing continuity in time and space. It reflects fate, blood connection, and family line, becoming for some a symbol of meeting, destiny, and luck, and for others – a symbol of tradition, strength, and passed-on talent.

Emigrants bring with them their culture, traditions, and national clothes, and it is not always clear whether all this will take root in the new country.

My art practices are a constant reflection of my complex national identity. I have origins in multiple lands, and I have traveled and lived for long periods across the continents. Various cultural and social backgrounds I’ve inherited through my personal history intertwine and fuse inside of me, giving birth to my self-identification.

Thus, collage feels like a representative genre of who I am in terms of intermixing, mutual exchange, and synergy.

Collage is a dynamic structure that vigorously transforms by responding to arising challenges and shifting external factors. It constantly comes into contact with my life and lies at the very heart of my creative vision. Although I’ve turned to this artistic method earlier, recently, collage has taken on a new round. It is also an essential way of expression for me because it proves that I can make something meaningful out of apparently nothing. I can create something new and powerful by collecting fragmented elements, ideas, and legends.

It seems that collages are akin to how we remember people and events because various heterogeneous associations about an object always pop up in memory. Therefore, my artworks reconcile differing visual forms, but they also seem to store even textures and smells that get in touch with the viewer’s subconscious.

The Conductor of Wax Harmony

Consonance Ebb is not just an artist; she is a conductor guiding the symphony of human experience through the medium of art. Her manifesto is a declaration of this role, where she orchestrates the journey of emotions, relationships, and behaviors that define our existence. Ebb’s work transcends traditional boundaries, merging the old with the new to create a unique artistic language she calls “Wax Harmony.”

At the heart of Ebb’s work is the innovative use of wax, a material traditionally reserved for sculpture. She recontextualizes wax by integrating it with modern technologies, including computer tools and photography. This fusion results in artworks that are at once surreal and abstract, challenging the viewer’s perception and inviting them into a new realm of artistic expression. Ebb’s “Wax Harmony” is not just a technique; it is a philosophy that blends the physical with the digital, the traditional with the contemporary, creating a new reality where these elements coexist in harmony.

The Conductor of Wax Harmony

Consonance Ebb is not just an artist; she is a conductor guiding the symphony of human experience through the medium of art. Her manifesto is a declaration of this role, where she orchestrates the journey of emotions, relationships, and behaviors that define our existence. Ebb’s work transcends traditional boundaries, merging the old with the new to create a unique artistic language she calls “Wax Harmony.”

At the heart of Ebb’s work is the innovative use of wax, a material traditionally reserved for sculpture. She recontextualizes wax by integrating it with modern technologies, including computer tools and photography. This fusion results in artworks that are at once surreal and abstract, challenging the viewer’s perception and inviting them into a new realm of artistic expression. Ebb’s “Wax Harmony” is not just a technique; it is a philosophy that blends the physical with the digital, the traditional with the contemporary, creating a new reality where these elements coexist in harmony.

My art practices are a constant reflection of my complex national identity. I have origins in multiple lands, and I have traveled and lived for long periods across the continents. Various cultural and social backgrounds I’ve inherited through my personal history intertwine and fuse inside of me, giving birth to my self-identification.

Thus, collage feels like a representative genre of who I am in terms of intermixing, mutual exchange, and synergy.

Collage is a dynamic structure that vigorously transforms by responding to arising challenges and shifting external factors. It constantly comes into contact with my life and lies at the very heart of my creative vision. Although I’ve turned to this artistic method earlier, recently, collage has taken on a new round. It is also an essential way of expression for me because it proves that I can make something meaningful out of apparently nothing. I can create something new and powerful by collecting fragmented elements, ideas, and legends.

It seems that collages are akin to how we remember people and events because various heterogeneous associations about an object always pop up in memory. Therefore, my artworks reconcile differing visual forms, but they also seem to store even textures and smells that get in touch with the viewer’s subconscious.

“Excellence is never an accident: Awakening.”

This series brings together works that explore fundamental aspects of existence and harmony in the world through symbols and imagery. The paintings reflect the interplay between infinity, the origin and development of life, the feminine essence, and chaos, creating a multi-layered picture that conveys the complexity of these themes.

My work incorporates visual elements such as:
Infinity Sign: In various forms and media, this symbol emphasizes the theme of the eternal cycle and continuous flow of life.
Sprout, seed: Symbolizes new beginnings and growth, reflecting the rebirth of nature and life.
Images of birth and embryo: Illustrates the fragility and potential of new life, emphasizing its vulnerability and possibilities.
Female figures and symbols of motherhood: Reflects the feminine essence as the source of life, emphasizing the importance of the woman’s connection to nature and her role in continuing the cycle of life.
Chaos and Order: Abstract elements that explore the theme of chaos as the primordial source from which life and order emerge. They demonstrate the dynamics and energy behind the process of creation.

My artwork is a reflection of deep inner work and exploration of personal identity. I view art as my safe space in which I can speak openly about accepting the world, its chaos and imperfections. Through the female image, I talk about vulnerability, dialoguing about accepting myself with all my light and dark sides.

My realization that the human element is always present in my work led me to understand that out of chaos a new personality is born. I gradually moved away from concrete images, using geometric forms with an orientation towards nature.

The paintings symbolize the process of the birth of an identity on canvas. Nature, the plants, the seed, the sprout – it’s all about me. I gather as a persona, as an individual, and visually begin to manifest on the canvas. This process reflects an inner work that results in a new visual realization.

Through these paintings, I strive to show how chaos and order, nature and humanity, abstraction, and reality come together to create unique and deeply personal works of art. In this process, my art becomes the reflection necessary to realize and embrace my own identity.