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Infinite Unfolding Awareness

Infinite Unfolding Awareness by sab meynert.
Title: Infinite Unfolding Awareness. A colour in black and white illustration of a fuchsia pink and purple dove like bird that sits discreetly nestled amongst the lush botanical foliage of a tree branch. It hangs over a dark black and white body of water that takes up over the bottom half of the illustration. Beyond at the edge of the water is a white hill that slopes up to the left. A white sphere near the summit of the hill peeks out from behind the tree branch, which takes up the right corner of the illustration. The branches foliage is colorful, eclectic and varied. The branch is speckled and variegated lilac, sage green and mustard yellow. Many of its outer leaves are Oval shaped, with 1/2 colored lilac and the other half colored sage green. Most of these leaves are larger than the bird. Deeper within the branch are many sage green and mustard yellow vine like plants that intertwine. Amongst them are small flowers that resemble raspberries. The bird sits amongst them and is nearly camouflaged. Beneath the branch is a snake like bowl of these flowers, but much larger amongst the Oval shaped leaves. The water beneath is textured. Its soft brush stroke esque waves. The sky above is mostly solid black, but with very faint white, speckled textures that resemble distant stars. 

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Infinite Unfolding Hold Space with New and Old

Infinite Unfolding Hold Space with New and Old by sab meynert.
Title: Infinite Unfolding Hold Space with New and Old. A vibrant, colourful illustration of two hands that couple a large, lavish floral bouquet. The bouquet takes up about 3/4 of the illustration. In scale with the hands, it appears to be about a foot and a half wide. It seems to sprawl beyond the bottom limits of the illustration. The bouquet has bright blooms around its edges, and black and white leafy botanicals underneath and in the center. The flower petals are colored yellow, red, coral pink and bright lavender. Some have lush, rounded leaves like peonies. A few have thin long petals and are reminiscent of tropical flowers. Three peony like flowers sit on a bed of thin stemmed leafy plants with many thin leaves on each side. A group of the leafy plants have wider leaves with finger like edges. In the center is a deep fuchsia pink and white plant that resembles a hybrid of both. The botanicals are saturated with fine details that range from straight lines to tight waves. Between the botanicals are dots that resemble beadwork and strands of pearls. The hands that cup the bouquet are black with vibrant royal patches and golden beige fingernails. The hands have also been given fine golden beige details in a way that resembles hand painted China. The left hand is in the bottom left corner and faces palm down. Its details resemble sun rays. The right hand is near the top right corner with its palm open towards us. Its details are floral with dots that resemble a starry night. The background beyond the bouquet resembles soft, airy, white blue and gold clouds. A linear shape of the same gold color cuts through the bouquet and seems as though it could be its wrappings.

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Infinite Unfolding You Are Whole Within All Your Fragments

Infinite Unfolding You Are Whole Within All Your Fragments by sab meynert.
Title: Infinite Unfolding You Are Whole Within All Your Fragments. A colour illustration of a woman of color who stands amongst lush, dark botanicals. She is nude, but the right side of her body is cast in a shadow and from the chest down she is surrounded by a Whirlpool of countless small thin leaflike shapes in an eclectic array of warm, vibrant colors. The shapes resemble flames that are mostly in hues of pink, orange, red and yellow with lavender accents. Many strands of white dots that resemble strings of pearls weave in and out of the thin, leafy shade. The woman spans the whole image. Her slim body is turned to us, but she looks to the left. She appears from the forehead down, but her dark brown hair seems to be long and worn in a high hair style. Her eyes are dark brown and her lips are deep red. She has a nose stud and a dangle earring. Her right arm is bent and extends at waist level. Her left arm is bent up and curled inward. Between her left index finger and thumb, she pinches the long stem of a plume like dark green leaf that flows behind her head. The leaf is twice the width of her body. A string of deep fuchsia pink beads is tied around its stem. The background is almost black but faint green leafy textures peek through. Behind the woman to the right is a patch of what appeared to be succulents mixed in with deep Berry and olive-colored leafy plants. A few short trails of orange dots that resemble Ember’s rain down on an angle from the top right.

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sab meynert’s work was showcased in GatherTown during the Practicing the Social: Entanglements of Art and Justice conference held from January 20 – 22, 2022.

Experience it in GatherTown (password: ps2022):

  • Go to Gallery, Tangled & Crip Ritual, room Cedar North
GatherTown gallery.
Screenshot of the Cedar North room in the Practicing the Social’s GatherTown Gallery, which houses the Tangled Art + Disability and #CripRitual exhibitions. Attention is drawn to the sab meynert’s exhibits with a GatherTown character standing in front of it, watching.

Infinite Unfolding Part 1

Interview with sab meynert

sab meynert is an artist & writer based in Toronto, whose work has been recognized as a melodic counterpoint to the independent arts publishing sector and exhibited at national & international galleries. meynert has collaborated with high profile musicians and artists.

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