Through imagery, color, form, paint and photography, Isla Moon translates the ineffable into vision. From the gospell’s of her poetry to the ageless sacred stories that have become parts of our psyche, she weaves with myth, ancient history, and archetypes. She lays a foundation of color for the dreamers, seekers, and futurists who seek to wander further forward into the future of prophesying Light into Nature and weaving glowing golden threads into the storylines. Her creations bring breath and new essence back into the living word of the stories spoken and passed down as if through our very DNA.

In her Exhibition, ‘Beauty Will Save the World’ Isla Moon takes us through memory back to a journey before Time began and the Rose was a forethought in the Mind of Beauty, before it was an Idea in the Mind of God, becoming, blooming into Belovedness and co-creative recognition of thy Goddess within One’s True Self, The Beloved Love Story of the Lover and the Beloved, of the Beloved of One’s Self. Moon poetically refers to this as ‘The First Church’ the mystery of Union and the Feminine-Essenced Human Experience.

Feminine Heroine’s from various times and lineages permeate the subject matter of Moon’s work and especially in this most recent exhibition where she includes archetypes like Venus, Athena, and Mary along with additional heroines of myths that she has uncovered and rewritten herself in a series called The Gospell of Selah.

Moon works with color and allows for the hue to inspire the storyline, working with the color Pink for this exhibition as a nod towards beauty and feminine softness, murals of pink clouds dazzle and create the atmosphere that the viewer is held within while experiencing the viewing of the art. Pink was the first color of life on Earth according to scientists and was recently included in the official pantone colors as the color of biodiversity.