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The town of Langenburg, nestled deep in the heart of the German countryside, is known for its rich history and enchanting folklore. For centuries, generations of villagers have whispered tales of witchcraft, casting a sense of both fear and fascination over the town. However, as the world modernized and beliefs shifted, the practice of witchcraft in Langenburg began to fade away, until only one practitioner remained – Frau Helena, the last witch of Langenburg. Frau Helena, with her long silver hair and piercing green eyes, was a mysterious figure in the town. Many regarded her with suspicion and fear, believing her to possess dark powers and engage in malevolent deeds. Yet, there were others who sought her guidance and protection, knowing that her magic brought healing and solace.

Yet, there were others who sought her guidance and protection, knowing that her magic brought healing and solace. Her small cottage, tucked away in a secluded meadow at the outskirts of Langenburg, became a sanctuary for those seeking her enchantments. People from all walks of life traveled far and wide to witness her mystical abilities, whether it be brewing potions for ailments or providing advice through tarot card readings.

The art of kagic

Do you believe in magic?
I do
I choose to believe in magic
I seek it out
I look for it in the many places it hides and I find evidence of it daily
and when I don’t find it I make it
Art is magic
It allows me to both make magic and collect evidence of it
It’s alchemical
It’s transformational
Art making is magic making
As artists we take things, raw materials, an idea, a hope, a dream and we transform them into something new.
Clay from the earth becomes a vessel to hold someone’s prayers,
a canvas becomes a roadmap for somebody’s journey,
a piece of metal becomes a talisman for someone’s deepest dreams,
some digital pixels become someone's most precious and fleeting memories, a few marks on a page become a love letter to the beauty of this world.
Roald Dahl said “And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don't believe in magic will never find it.”
Being an artist ensures I find it again and again for those unlikely places are the pieces of our daily lives and the moments that make it up, the absolute and complete beauty of life.
Art allows me to be in GreatFullness for it

David Whyte says that “beauty is an achieved state of both deep attention and self forgetting” and the poetry of art reminds me of this through the contemplation and consideration of life and I experience the world with deep listening enabling me to step beyond myself and at the same time
returning me home to myself.
Being an artist means I am a magician, an explorer, a pilgrim, a storyteller, an archetype archaeologist, an alchemist, a cartographer of possibilities, a shadow gardener of the psyche, a dreamer for the planet, a poet.
Being an artist reminds me to always look with glittering eyes of wonder
and being an artist allows me to engage with the intersection between the imagination and the world
William Blake said “Imagination is not a state, it is human existence itself”
Being an artist allows me to fully embody, fully live this human existence and dance with the brilliance of my imagination
I believe being an artist is our birthright as humans on this planet
It has allowed us to dream up and then manifest all the glorious things we have created.
It allows us to really pause and appreciate the beauty and perfection of nature, of the world around us, of the moment. It allows us to find our way.

“Whoever you are, no matter how lonely,
the world offers itself to your imagination,
calls to you like the wild geese, harsh and exciting –
over and over announcing your place
in the family of things.” Mary Oliver
Being an artist brings me home to myself and allows me to sink into my experiences, a life worth living, a considered life, a life of deep meaning, an artful life full of daily magic both simple and grand. “Through the imagination we tap into our highest human potential and encounter that which is more human in us, that which is divine.”? Sally Kempton
Being an artist allows me to tap into that divinity within and beyond and it reminds me of my place in the family of things, my connection to all. I am a unique and multifaceted snowflake and I am you.
As maestro Picasso said “ Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.” and we all need a bit of that in our lives to remind us of the beauty and sacredness of life.
Art making is a playground for possibilities, it is an exploration, an invitation, a dialogue with oneself, with the muses, with spirit, with those who have been before, with the ideas floating around in the ethers, with possibilities.
That we dream, that we love that we desire that we strive, that we wonder, that we wish, that we are human makes us artists.
I will leave you with these words from Clarrisa Pinkola Estes, “An artist is an artist before they have ever produced a single thing. The production of something is not what makes a body an artist. It is the soul that makes an artist, the core of the psyche that fills the person, the creative fire inside a person that make them an artistAnd if that person has the soul of an artist, that is they have the burning as each and every individual does, then they are an artist, they are entitled to the title artist, we are all entitled to the title artist before we have produced one single thing."

Joan Sands has a special affinity with metal. Blessed by the Orisha spirit Ogun, she uses her powers to help her goldsmith father in his workshop and to tend the stage weapons of the King's Men, the renowned acting company run by the one and only William Shakespeare. Joan's twin brother is a player in the company, and the actors are like Joan's second family.

Frau Helena became a source of hope for those who believed in the supernatural. But as time went on, the younger generations of Langenburg turned their backs on the old ways, dismissing the existence of magic as mere superstition. Modernization brought with it a skepticism and rationality that made traditional practices seem obsolete. The town's focus shifted towards progress and technology, leaving the ancient art of witchcraft behind. Now in her twilight years, Frau Helena found herself sullenly observing the changing landscape of her beloved town. The once vibrant tapestry of spellcasters and magical lore was now reduced to a distant memory, nearly forgotten by the populace. The secrets of the craft, passed down through generations, risked disappearing forever. However, Frau Helena was determined to preserve her heritage and ensure that the knowledge of witchcraft did not vanish into the annals of history. She began to carefully document her spells, potions, and rituals, creating a grimoire of ancient wisdom. This grimoire would serve as a time capsule, a testament to the power and existence of witchcraft in Langenburg. Frau Helena knew that she could not single-handedly revive the practice of witchcraft in Langenburg. She understood that the town's new generation had grown detached from their mystical roots. Yet, she believed that by documenting her craft, she could plant the seeds of curiosity and inspiration in the future. As her hands gracefully flipped through the pages of her grimoire, Frau Helena's eyes sparkled with a renewed sense of purpose. Even if she was the last practitioner of witchcraft in Langenburg, she hoped that her legacy would inspire someone, someday, to rekindle the magic that once danced through the town's veins. And so, with pen and ink, she etched her story into the pages, ensuring that the last vestiges of witchcraft in Langenburg would never be forgotten..

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