Museum in a Book

A six-year-old Canadian artist uses her pencil, paints, voice and brushes to give life to her imagination. She uses contemporary art as her medium and muse. She introduces her voice by admiring the beauty of nature, colours, books, stars and God. Her poetry is filled with an aura of fun and innocent enchantment that flows intelligently from her playful imagination, life lessons, experiences and dreams. She sounds like a young hero of the imagination with her simple similes and keen sense of observation of the natural and spiritual world around her. This book of contemporary art and prose is like a spark of infinite creativity. It is proof of the aweinspiring beauty of the visual arts and written prose that can come from a child. It is a great reminder to those adults who underestimate the destiny of unborn and living children to be artistic conductors of quantum imagination, possessing great abilities. They are capable of engaging in behemoth creativity beyond their ages. Therefore, all children whose imaginations are fostered with skill can become evolved in love with the initiation and creation of the enlightened arts. It only takes a spark, time and dedication to their foundation-and guts.