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“My colour field paintings are rooted deeply in metaphysics with a large and measurable resonance and vibrational field.”
An Explorer’s Perspective
Candace Wilson defines herself foremost as an explorer, a state of mind and an attitude that permeates her entire being. As an artist specializing in energetics, she offers a unique vision and experience of our reality. Her color field paintings are deeply entrenched in metaphysical concepts, radiating a considerable resonance and vibrational field. These works are not merely visual; they are interactive healing pieces that impact the viewer’s body, mind, and spirit.
Wilson’s journey as an artist began at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Angers, France, but it is her extensive travels through the deserts of Africa and Oman, as well as the icy terrains of Antarctica and the Arctic, that have truly shaped her creative soul. Her paintings are a fusion of these profound experiences and her personal spiritual journey, aiming to elevate the consciousness of her audience. By using abstract forms, Wilson transcends conventional boundaries, allowing her work to exist in a space where energy flows freely, unconfined by labels or predefined images.
Her creative process incorporates quantum healing modalities, including the conscious use of color rooted in the ancient Indian chakra system and the integration of gemstones for their healing properties. Wilson’s artworks are meticulously designed to raise the vibrational resonance of the viewer, creating a unique synergy between the visual and the energetic realms. Her paintings are collected globally, both privately and corporately, and are particularly valued in medical and healing facilities for their beneficial effects on staff, patients, and visitors.
Candace Wilson: The Spiritual Preparation
Creating her art is an immersive and deeply spiritual process for Wilson. She does not merely build her work; she allows it to flow from a state of profound emotional and energetic preparation. This often involves meditation and walking in nature, activities that help her achieve coherence with her emotions and thoughts. Wilson’s work is intensely emotional, capturing the essence of her experiences to bring forth a piece that resonates with that exact moment.
One illustrative example is her experience during a ski expedition in Iceland, where she frequently communicated with the mountain elves. Iceland’s cultural belief in elves, even among skeptics, underscores the powerful impact of these spiritual encounters on Wilson’s work. In her studio, she recreates the emotional and spiritual state of these moments, allowing the painting to emerge organically. She avoids altering her strokes once they are made, as any changes disrupt the energetic resonance of the piece, rendering it inauthentic in her eyes.
Wilson’s studio is a sanctuary, free from distractions such as computers and accessible only by invitation. This controlled environment allows her to remain attuned to the energetic guidance she receives from her paintings, which she describes as sentient entities. The conversations she has with her work continue even after their creation, underscoring her belief in the transformative power of her art to elevate consciousness.
A Symphony of Materials
Wilson’s use of materials is as dynamic and diverse as her artistic process. She favors oil paints for their versatility, allowing her to work with deep impasto or delicate, thin layers. Her application techniques vary, using palette knives, hands, brush ends, and other tools to keep the process engaging. Both panel and canvas serve as her canvases, though she often prefers panel when her energy is particularly intense, occasionally puncturing the canvas with her fervent application.
Acrylics provide a different experience for Wilson, particularly in works on paper, offering a fluidity and quickness that she finds appealing. Encaustic work, though toxic and reserved for summer months, allows her to experiment with various tools, adding another layer of inventiveness to her repertoire.
In her studio, Wilson meticulously prepares her canvases with layers of gold and purple paint, symbolizing divine will and love, respectively. She integrates ground gemstone powder and organic matter, like sand from her expeditions, which hold a state of perfect balance known as ‘zero point.’ These materials are further energized by sacred sounds and words, guiding her as to where to place the crystals on each painting. This intricate process imbues her work with a profound quantum energy, reflecting her belief in the interconnectedness of all things.
Candace Wilson: The Visionary Influence
Wilson draws inspiration from artists who successfully translate their spirituality into their art, whether consciously or unconsciously. She resonates deeply with the works of Marc Rothko, Fra Angelico, Jackson Pollock, and Leonardo da Vinci, whose pieces convey a powerful spiritual essence that captivates her.
Her visionary projects include the creation of healing rooms in commercial and medical spaces, utilizing color and vibration to promote well-being. Wilson envisions these spaces as sanctuaries where individuals can access healing energy during breaks, much like the impact her chakra series has had in hospitals. Her work with equines also highlights the sensitivity of animals to healing energies, demonstrating the universal applicability of her art.
One of her notable projects is the painting “The Summit,” inspired by a hiking trip in northern Canada. This piece encapsulates the primal beauty and challenges of the Yukon-Alaska border, reflecting her personal journey of overcoming physical and mental obstacles. The blue hues resonate with the throat chakra, symbolizing communication, and the use of aluminum foil and gemstones like blue calcite and aquamarine enhance the painting’s calming and clarifying effects. “The Summit” serves as a testament to Wilson’s ability to channel her experiences into powerful, healing artworks that resonate with viewers on a deep, energetic level.
