Work of SOLOMON
Zandra S. Solomon
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Studio Location: Atlanta, GA USA
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About Zandra
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Calling upon our ancestors for guidance, Zandra Solomon’s artistic practice is spiritually
enlightened as she intentionally address the concepts of manifestation through the law of
attraction. Her pieces are the physical embodiment of our metaphysical relationship with
spirituality and represents our power as human beings. Her current work introspects pivotal
moments in time that she captured in photographs, as she seek to reveal the “little moments” in
which we as humans manifest. Transitioning to the canvas, Zandra utilizes India ink and acrylic
as they allow her to flow between the rigid and stern lines against energetic washes and free
flowing forms. Often, she also combines acrylic, oils, quartz crystals, digital design, and glass to
create an individual experience for her viewers, allowing the piece to show up in its own unique
form. Through her work, she gifts us with self-agency by informing us that we are all master
creators and manifesters and all we experience in our lives today are the results of thoughts we
had yesterday.
Zandra S. Solomon, is an Atlanta based Contemporary Artist that is currently exhibiting and selling her original works. After serving eight years in the US military, she decided to pursue an artistic career, honing in on the multitude of experiences she accumulated in the Navy. Returning home, she began to study the Law of Attraction and the idea of manifestation, beginning her own spiritual journey. In doing so, her perception of life became much more delicate as she has a burning desire to be free and creative, which is the opposite of social norms taught within the military. She currently is a student at THEE Georgia State University,s tudying Drawing, Painting, and Printmaking alongside being a full-time artist. She takes advantage of her freedom and spiritual growth and allows it to manifest through her work as she seeks to collaborate with art institutions to exhibit her work, as well as seek out possible collectors.