Flow Line Faces are my “active meditation” drawing exercises, a practice I have cultivated since my early twenties. They are meditative sequences in which both the creative process and the completed drawings become the artwork itself. Each piece is signed, and many include writings on the reverse side, capturing reflections born from the same spontaneous state of creation.

The entire practice is rooted in surrender to the present moment, moving with trust and courage, without preconceived ideas of what will be written or drawn. Equally important is the release of judgment toward the lines, forms, and words that emerge, allowing the experience to remain a genuine expression of the moment, free from interference by the “lower mind.”

The practice is designed to deepen one’s relationship with intuition and to cultivate trust in its guidance while traversing the unknown. The drawings and writings arise through spontaneity, allowing the artist to become more like a channel for higher dimensions of the self rather than the conditioned patterns of the lower self.

At the heart of this practice is an essential distinction: we follow the love and wisdom of the heart, rather than the fear, judgment, and opinion of the mind. This is the way of my Flow Line Faces.