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In 'Shalom,' the white represents an individual's source of steadiness, like a lighthouse in a storm. The teal and pink relationship represents the tension between falsehood, like anxiety and fear, verses gratitude. Lastly, and potentially most importantly, the tan and light blue around the perimeter represent the support we should find in each other.
The teal space is real and reveals itself differently for each of us, however, gratitude is extremely powerful too. The artist's aim is that this piece reminds others there is still hope amidst life storms. Be kind to yourself and others.

Kaila Anderson is a Denver based abstract fine artist. She studied psychology and fine art at Missouri State University and social work at the University of Kansas. Temporarily setting aside her artistic talents, she pursued a career as a masters-prepared therapist while starting a family. In November of 2019 and after a 13 year hiatus, Kaila reengaged with art with a newfound purpose. Her initial intent was self-expression and personal fulfillment, but she soon became aware that her artwork, although personal to her, had potential to be meaningful to others. Everyone laughs. Everyone struggles. Everyone fights. Everyone grieves. Still, there is always hope in the midst of suffering. Kaila's vision is that her artwork brings encouragement...

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