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Hidden beneath the amber mask of polyurethane and gold spray is a Taoist talisman for healing. It symbolizes the enormous power we all have within to generate our own health and well-being.
Original
mixed media
3' x5'
1998
Artist's Collection
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The Eight Treasures
This painting is an abstract representation of the greatest herbal formula for feminine imbalances; Rehmannia, Poria, Peony, Louage, Atractylodes, Salvia, Angelica, and Licorice.
Original
mixed media on wood panel
4' x 4'
1995
Chiron's Fee
Chiron's Fee is a coming together of Chinese and Greek myths and symbols. It is a painting that honors two great healers from each tradition and their role as mediators between heaven and earth.
Original
mixed media
4' x 5'
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©Wu's Healing Art 2005
A Dialogue in the Mountains
“You ask me why I live among the green mountains?
I laugh and answer not - my heart is at peace.
Like the peach blossoms in yonder brook, I flow away calmly...
'Tis another sky and earth, not the world of man.”
~ Li PoOriginal
mixed media on canvas
4' x 8'
1995
Three Cinnabar Fields
Chinese medicine holds that there are three levels of energy that interact in a continuing dynamic. Externally these forces are heaven, man and earth represented by the bands of purple, red and gold and linked by a multi-colored circle of qi. When the three levels of energy resonate in harmony and the qi is free-flowing and balanced, health is predominant. When they are in disharmony and the qi is unbalanced, illness occurs.
Original
oil on canvas
3.5' x 3.5'
1997
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©Wu's Healing Art 2005
Heaven's Cymbal
Red and gold is an auspicious color combination used by the Chinese for thousands of years in sacred rituals.
Original
oil on canvas
4' x 3'
1998
Deep Blue Green with Double Infinities
This painting is a tool for deep meditation. The Chinese symbol translates to profound. Green-blue is the color of beginnings, associated with spring and renewal, photosynthesis and creation. Through contemplation, green-blue can be used to benefit anger as well as troubles with the liver, eyes, gall bladder and tendons.
Original
mixed media
2.5' x 6.5'
2000
©Wu's Healing Art 2005
©Wu's Healing Art 2005
Moon in Dreams
In Chinese philosophy, human beings are intimately connected with the moon. This galactic landscape, outside the boundaries of the known, where possibilities expand and miracles happen, represents the divine universe within each of us.
Original
oil on canvas
2' x 4'
1997
Blue Mountains and Dragons
In Chinese philosophy, mountains in the highest places in the natural world, symbolize heaven. The heavens are inhabited by the dragons of rain which, when collected at the base of the mountains, form vapors that fly back up to the top of the mountains. This free-flowing cycle evokes the interconnected nature of all things that, when kept in harmony, promotes good health and well-being.
Original
mixed media
4' x 3'
1994
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©Wu's Healing Art 2005
Trigram of Heaven
A representation of Heaven based on the Ancient Chinese language that used line to describes the forces and vibrations of the universe.
acrylic on canvas
Original
2' x 3'
1995
