REBECCA SANDERS

Transpersonal Artist


“There is a bizarre form of communication between us and the invisible planes of reality.

A language no one can teach us, because it is deeply personal and individual.


It eludes our rational mind and the common understanding of life. And yet, it is so loud

and clear—and full of wisdom and truth."


As a self-taught transpersonal artist, I'm dedicated to the exploration of the deeper layers of reality, consciousness, and human existence—with a focus on the transcendent aspects of the self and the metaphysical layers of life. My photographic art is an invitation for individual and deeply personal explorations regarding identity and our connection to the greater whole.


I operate at the intersection of psychology and contemporary spirituality, drawing upon my own inner processes, perceptions, and sensations. My work eludes conventional artistic approaches and methods, and does not align with academic conventions and expectations.  My exhibitions take place in spaces of absolute silence, free from any distractions and conventional art talk. This strict setting is a crucial aspect of my artistic work.

As a self-taught transpersonal artist, I'm dedicated to the exploration of the deeper layers of reality, consciousness, and human existence—with a focus on the transcendent aspects of the self and the metaphysical layers of life. My photographic art is an invitation for individual and deeply personal explorations regarding identity and our connection to the greater whole.


I operate at the intersection of psychology and contemporary spirituality, drawing upon my own inner processes, perceptions, and sensations. My work eludes conventional artistic approaches and methods, and does not align with academic conventions and expectations.  My exhibitions take place in spaces of absolute silence, free from any distractions and conventional art talk. This strict setting is a crucial aspect of my artistic work.



“There is a bizarre form of communication between us and the invisible planes of reality.

A language no one can teach us, because it is deeply personal and individual.

It eludes our rational mind and the common understanding of life.

And yet,it is so loud and clearand full of wisdom and truth."



ABOUT

From a very young age I have been more interested in what lies beneath the surface than in the mundane, and I have always felt like I experience life, myself, and the world around me very differently than other people. The lens and perspectives I was offered never matched my personal perceptions, ideas, convictions, and values—and therefore, I had to embark on my own journey, guided by my intuition and personal experiences instead of following the common path of life and social standards.


Over the course of my life I started to experience various phenomena that required me to question the paradigms and narratives about our existence—and to dive into topics that offered me alternatives that matched with my personal way of seeing the world. And somewhere along this journey of deep (self-) exploration I began to express my internal world through writing and art.


Contrary to common expectations within the art world, I do not engage in intellectual or academically oriented discourse about art. I present my artworks publicly only within the framework of my own exhibition concept—one designed to create an environment entirely dedicated to experiencing a deep presence with oneself and perceptual expansion.



ABOUT

From a very young age I have been more interested in what lies beneath the surface than in the mundane, and I have always felt like I experience life, myself, and the world around me very differently than other people. The lens and perspectives I was offered never matched my personal perceptions, ideas, convictions, and values—and therefore, I had to embark on my own journey, guided by my intuition and personal experiences instead of following the common path of life and social standards.


Over the course of my life I started to experience various phenomena that required me to question the paradigms and narratives about our existence—and to dive into topics that offered me alternatives that matched with my personal way of seeing the world. And somewhere along this journey of deep (self-) exploration I began to express my internal world through writing and art.


Contrary to common expectations within the art world, I do not engage in intellectual or academically oriented discourse about art. I present my artworks publicly only within the framework of my own exhibition concept—one designed to create an environment entirely dedicated to experiencing a deep presence with oneself and perceptual expansion.




MY PHOTO ART

For me, art is a medium through which I offer others access to deeper dimensions of life and their own selves. My art serves exclusively this purpose and therefore, I do not present it within environments that aim to attach anything more to it than that.

My art tells no stories and conveys no specific meanings or messages, because my goal is to provide the freedom for explorations beyond external influences and conventional ways of thinking and seeing. It provides the opportunity to step outside of the barriers and limitations of the rational and analytical mind, and to discover how truth might look for us if we allow it to arise and be defined from within—instead of being defined by the external.


MY ART

For me, art is a medium through which I offer others access to deeper dimensions of life and their own selves. My art serves exclusively this purpose and therefore, I do not present it within environments that aim to attach anything more to it than that.

My art tells no stories and conveys no specific meanings or messages, because my goal is to provide the freedom for explorations beyond external influences and conventional ways of thinking and seeing. It provides the opportunity to step outside of the barriers and limitations of the rational and analytical mind, and to discover how truth might look for us if we allow it to arise and be defined from within—instead of being defined by the external.