Alien Hemp Woman Says Grow Me | original artwork

IT IS good to know that ‘alien plants’ also known as 'weeds' often indicate something in our soil health needs to improve. Especially if minerals are in short supply or there has been damage from past man-made mistakes causing compaction (tight soil).

Cover cropping with hemp is now an option for growers looking to improve their soil with authentic regenerative agricultural practices. (The opposite of green-washing.)

This painting was inspired from a 'selfie' I took in the hemp field, but it is NOT about self-importance, artistic ego, or our chaotic exterior Meta-Crisis situation. Instead, think of it as an INVITATION to sit with our shadows, let go of social doom-scrolling, and tell your mind to sit in the backseat and hush!

Who knows what aliens beyond our earthly realm are dreaming for us? Maybe they are even cheering for the little earth humans in the big nature of cosmos and things. Could staring at a painting long enough reveal new stories emerging from our collective occult history?

'Alien Hemp Woman Says Grow Me' is original artwork by Karina Zedalis (c) 2024, inspired by an image she took while flower farming in Boulder, Colorado.

Large 36 x 36 x 1.5 inch, 100% Hemp canvas, wrapped edge, painted in acrylics.

Painting will be professionally packaged and shipped from Colorado. Shipping cost is included in price. Please use the 'Contact' form for any further questions, or to arrange a pick-up of painting in Boulder County, CO.