Bear Dreams the World
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Free Shipping on all US orders for prints. Shipping internationally is entirely possible! Please CONTACT us for details.
All orders can take up to 10 business days for delivery, more during holidays. Metal prints will be delivered 15 days from order date. We are a small business and all shipped products have a personal touch from the artist.
All paper prints are on fine art semi-gloss archival paper unless otherwise specified.
Please excuse the watermark on all digital images, it is the only way to prevent copyright infringement and AI training; your physical prints will not carry the watermark.
Free Shipping on all US orders for prints. Shipping internationally is entirely possible! Please CONTACT us for details.
All orders can take up to 10 business days for delivery, more during holidays. Metal prints will be delivered 15 days from order date. We are a small business and all shipped products have a personal touch from the artist.
All paper prints are on fine art semi-gloss archival paper unless otherwise specified.
Please excuse the watermark on all digital images, it is the only way to prevent copyright infringement and AI training; your physical prints will not carry the watermark.
BEAR DREAMS THE WORLD
This painting came to me in the dreamtime of Winter. Sometimes, when I work with an animal in paint and spirit, they bring me a story. Bears live in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres, so I assume there are always bears in hibernation on Earth. I see bears in the solace of their cave, dreaming the world so that they, and we all, have a place to wake up to. The dream comes out of their breath as steam, and is caught by the mycelium in the den. The dream travels along the Earth’s internet of fungi to stabilize the creation of our planet. They, and we all, have a place to wake up to.
