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| Row row row your boat...Life is but a dream. |
| The Healer. |
| Early Conditioning... the painting that made me cry. |
| A Personal Hell |
| Lost in Silence. |
| The Transformation. |
| The Pious Preacher |
| Eve and the Pearls of Wisdom. |
| Pamela Hill |
| The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil |
| Intuition. |
| Visions |
| Transfer of Power |
| See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil. |
Pamela is an award winning,
internationally recognised
artist, working out of
her Chesapeake Virginia studio.
Her work has appeared in three
international
magazines, and she has
participated in a variety of
gallery exhibitions and shows.
internationally recognised
artist, working out of
her Chesapeake Virginia studio.
Her work has appeared in three
international
magazines, and she has
participated in a variety of
gallery exhibitions and shows.
Pamela draws a great deal of inspiration
from her life experiences, thus
creating a "canvas journal".
Her earlier works were raw with emotion,
using symbolism for the emotive
subjects. She continues to use the symbolic,
neo-surreal style, however herwork
has evolved into a more spiritual nature.
Each and every painting has amessage
for the viewer and her hope would be that
the paintings will aid the viewerin
self-discovery. Her paintings are born
from deep within, resulting in the total
inability to paint without being led by the
inner voice.
from her life experiences, thus
creating a "canvas journal".
Her earlier works were raw with emotion,
using symbolism for the emotive
subjects. She continues to use the symbolic,
neo-surreal style, however herwork
has evolved into a more spiritual nature.
Each and every painting has amessage
for the viewer and her hope would be that
the paintings will aid the viewerin
self-discovery. Her paintings are born
from deep within, resulting in the total
inability to paint without being led by the
inner voice.
She paints under the name dzaet, which
simply means 808 in Armenian. She was
born at 808 and knows a complete rebirth
took place when she picked up the brush
in January of 2007.
One of her favorite sayings is, "I hope you
will see something you would like to hear".
simply means 808 in Armenian. She was
born at 808 and knows a complete rebirth
took place when she picked up the brush
in January of 2007.
One of her favorite sayings is, "I hope you
will see something you would like to hear".