Gosia's Soul Art

It is said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. That is very accurate if you receive a channeled painting done by Gosia Tojza As with all great works of art, music and literature, those who were muses for Spirit blessed the world with their finished works. Imagine having the same opportunity with Gosia Tojza, a woman with an amazing gift and talent of capturing the spiritual essence within and around each of us on canvas. Christmas Miller, author, speaker, spiritual advisor.

Sunday, June 10, 2012

The first three painting were painted Plein Air at a Horse farm. It was such a wonderful experience to paint and feel the breeze, and the sun moving, life passing by as I create!

This painting is very special to me, my favorite!

"Barn" "SOLD"

This one is also very special to me and it is a keeper for myself.

"Prairie House"

It is a wonderful flower season, lots of inspiration from all around. New flowers everywhere, especially Hydrangeas.

"SOLD"

My Soul, My Essence, My blood

I painted these sunflowers at a fresh market in Plain Air, I was looking at them as they were looking at me from the flower booth. They were picked from a garden that early morning.
"SOLD"

It is Hydrangea season again "SOLD"

Hydrangeas and Things "SOLD"

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Hydrangeas and Fruits

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

My new series of bigger oil paintings 24/30. I am discovering such freedom in brush by painting one focal point in lots of space around it. It brings me such peace and joy to feel the motion on a canvas.

Don't look back, always move on forward!

"Ann's World" SOLD

Another inspiration from the ocean
"Me and I"

"When Time Stays Still" "SOLD"

I painted this for a community auction at a gallery, It makes me very happy to

contribute, and know that somebody owns my work!

" Just Purple" SOLD

This is a painting that was painted fast and with lots of emotion, sometimes leaving mind behind works to an advantage.
"Misty"

This painting below means a lot to me. This is a post Russian style apartment building in which I lived in and like most Polish population. This one stands abandoned in Warsaw today. I made the colors represent hope and unity.

"A Patch Work Of Life"