Artist Melissa Carey

✨Need more healing energy in your life? ✨
Looking at this magical portal energy everyday is a sacred act where you can let go of what no longer serves you by sending it into the portal for the ocean to cleanse, and it will send back positive energy. Sacred geometry is extremely powerful and that’s why Melissa created this sacred portal sculpture to share with the world!

Melissa is excited to offer high quality art prints - the top ten photos of her sculpture series The Spiral Of Life. This sculpture series represents strength and unity using a helical circle shape when viewed from the front of the sculpture. The helical spiral, as found in nature, is essentially the transmission of energy, radiating out and drawing in, infinitely and eternally. As we exist in nature flowing with energy, connecting to one another and our place it creates an infinite flow of energy – the essence of life itself flowing through us and around us. The Spiral of Life is inspired by the Fibonacci sequence (the golden ratio), and the spiral form symbolises our connection with nature and ourselves. As everything originates from a spiral, including our DNA, it is a symbol of harmony in nature.

NOTE: To see the full range of prints available in larger images, please click here (as this shop item has limited images I can display): 

https://www.melissacarey.com.au/allartprints

Print Quality: 

High Quality Archival Acid-free Printing on Smooth Cotton Rag - 310gsm  printed by a locally renowned art printer in the Gold Coast, QLD Australia. 

Sizes available and Pricing:

A4 210x297mm $40

A3 297x420mm $70

A2 420x594mm $115

A1 594x840mm $195

IMAGE 1:  "The Spiral of Life" Series 4 2021 - in steel 4 metres high/wide, at Swell Sculpture Festival, QLD, Photographed by Colin Bushell @colbushell

IMAGE 2:  "The Spiral of Life" Series 4 2021 - in steel 4 metres high/wide, at Swell Sculpture Festival, QLD, Photographed by Christian Bowman @megabwman

IMAGE 3:  "The Spiral of Life" Series 4 2021 - in steel 4 metres high/wide, at Swell Sculpture Festival, QLD, Photographed by Tony Elsom @tony_elsom

IMAGE 4:  "The Spiral of Life" Series 4 2021 - in steel 4 metres high/wide, at Swell Sculpture Festival, QLD, Photographed by Tony Elsom @tony_elsom

IMAGE 5:  "The Spiral of Life" Series 3 2021 -  in steel 60cms wide/high, Photographed by Greg Sullavan @sunburststudiophoto

IMAGE 6:  "The Spiral of Life" Series 2 2019 - in timber 3 metres high x 6 metres wide, at Strand Ephemera Festival, QLD, Photographed by Devin Wall @devinwalltv

IMAGE 7:  "The Spiral of Life" Series 4 2021 - in steel 4 metres high/wide, at Swell Sculpture Festival, QLD, Photographed by Jo O'keeffe @smiles_by_the_sea

IMAGE 8:  "The Spiral of Life" Series 4 2021 - in steel 4 metres high/wide, at Swell Sculpture Festival, QLD, Photographed by Bryce Watts @bowerbirdvisualmedia

IMAGE 9:  "The Spiral of Life" Series 3 2021 -  in steel 60cms wide/high, Photographed by Menna Hornsby @menna_hornsby

IMAGE 10:  "The Spiral of Life" Series 3 2021 -  in steel 60cms wide/high, Photographed by Menna Hornsby @menna_hornsby

PLEASE NOTE: Images displayed are in their raw form and may require slight cropping to fit the sizes above. For alternative sizing requests, please contact Melissa. All prints come without frame - please email Melissa if you would like a frame.

About Melissa: 

Melissa Carey is an established Contemporary Artist living on the East Coast of Australia, and her work has been showcased internationally. She loves to create large sculptural installations, contributes installation art within the community through festivals, art exhibitions, collaborations and commissions, and has a passion for sharing her knowledge and creativity through teaching modern art & craft workshops for adults and kids since 2014. 

 Melissa has a hands on approach to her artwork, and is involved in every stage of the process, from concept design, to fabrication and installation. Melissa has worked with leading brands such as Google, Ikea, Seafolly Swimwear, Salvation Army, Atlassian, Market City Shopping Centre, and more. To read more about Melissa, head to her website www.melissacarey.com.au