Art, Dreams And The Sensuality of The Divine

Online, July 18, 2012 (Newswire.com) - In a world of harsh lights, sarcasm and the quest for logic over mystery, proclaimed Divine Artist, Ava Des Fleurs exists as something different - a messenger for a kind of love that is both spiritual and sensual.

Dancer, visionary painter and poet, her style is reminiscent of another place and time. Think Keats meets Wulfing with a dash of Rumi and Mata Hari all blended into one. Ava's work is a gentle yet unmistakable blend of enlightened teaching, poignant femininity and the engulfing yet enchanting landscape of dreams.

'Beauty is the cornerstone of all I create and I consider myself to be a custodian of love and its twin flame of creativity. In everything - whether a painting, a poem or piece of performance art or even a conversation, I ask myself, "How can this be for love? How can it pour love unto others or gift them with an experience of this force that permeates our being?" Then I answer these questions using the language and landscape of my nature and inner world.'

Romantic, playful, colourful and kaleidoscopic are words used to describe Ava's work, which is all tempered by a quiet refinement. The resulting effect is a quaintly enchanting artist with a distinct slant for the traditional - she plays the harp and writes her own music and poetry.

'I've always believed that art can serve a divine purpose. I see myself simply as a girl dancing and frolicking with All That Is. Some may see this as a fool's dream but I would say that there are many dreams and that there is none greater than the dream of love. I would rather share the dream of love.'

The recent launch of her website has inspired this unique artist to create a new membership offering where interested patrons can get an exclusive glimpse into the creative process of her work whilst taking a deeper journey into Ms. Des Fleurs' dream of love.

To discover her work and learn more this intriguing artist, visit Ava's website at www.avafleur.com.

Contact:
Anna Lisa Nolan
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