Why I Work With Aura Colours
Aura colours have always fascinated me because they act like emotional frequencies. Each hue carries its own atmosphere—light, shadow, tension, softness—and when I paint with them, I feel as though I’m tuning into layers of meaning that exist beneath ordinary perception. My symbolic botanical world is built from these frequencies. Glowing seeds, mirrored petals, night-flowers, and botanical guardians all carry aura-like tones that shape the emotional presence of the artwork. Aura colours allow me to create not just images, but fields of sensation.
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Blue Aura: Depth, Serenity, and Emotional Clarity
The blue aura in my work appears in soft atmospheric gradients or deep nocturnal hues. Blue feels like a place where the mind quiets and intuition can breathe. It carries the reflective quality of water and the protective calm of night skies. When I paint botanical forms in blue, they become symbols of clarity—petals that feel like whispers, roots that resemble inner pathways, light that floats rather than burns. Blue aura imagery is the emotional equilibrium of my palette.
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Red Aura: Fire, Vitality, and Embodied Emotion
Red is the opposite frequency, alive with heat and grounded presence. A red aura pulses like a slow-burning ember. In my artwork, red seeds glow with inner fire; red petals feel like emotional declarations. Across Slavic and Mediterranean folklore, red is both protector and awakener, a colour of ritual energy and deep feeling. When I create red aura compositions, I’m tracing the emotional current that rises from the body—passion, courage, instinct—and letting it take symbolic shape.
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Green Aura: Growth, Healing, and Botanical Intelligence
Green aura imagery is the heart of my botanical universe. It is the colour of roots, sprouts, moss, and soft renewal. When I paint glowing seeds or mirrored leaves in green, they become symbols of emotional growth—slow, patient, deeply organic. In folklore, green was connected to forest guardians and healing spirits. In my work, it anchors the viewer, offering steadiness and quiet vitality. Green aura tones are where emotional repair and inner grounding take visual form.
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Yellow Aura: Awareness, Illumination, and Quiet Insight
Yellow behaves like a small fire that illuminates gently. When I use yellow aura tones in my art, they often appear inside petals, seed-cores, or botanical centers—glowing points of awareness. Yellow is the colour of recognition, the moment when intuition shifts into understanding. It echoes the clarity of sunlight and the warmth of inner presence. A yellow aura is not loud; it’s a soft awakening that moves through an image like breath.
Purple Aura: Intuition, Mystery, and Shadowed Knowing
Purple is the aura colour that lives closest to dreams. It holds both shadow and light, creating a space for intuition to rise quietly. When I paint violet petals or night-blooms, they often feel like guardians of hidden knowledge. Purple aura imagery resembles the emotional logic of tarot—the Papessa’s stillness, the Moon’s ambiguity, the liminal space where understanding moves in symbolic gestures rather than words. It is the colour of thresholds, rituals, and inner vision.
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Orange Aura: Creativity, Momentum, and Emotional Warmth
Orange is the kinetic aura—alive, warm, and forward-moving. In my symbolic pieces, orange tones appear as glowing inner fields or soft embers inside botanical shapes. They represent emotional momentum, desire to create, and the spark that transforms intention into action. Orange aura hues feel like the moment just before a new idea takes root.
Pink Aura: Self-Compassion, Softness, and Tender Openness
Pink aura tones bring emotional tenderness. When I paint with dusty rose, soft pink, or muted blush, I’m working with themes of inner care. Pink petals become symbols of gentleness, healing through softness, or emotional vulnerability made beautiful. A pink aura feels like the emotional exhale after tension.
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White, Black, and Grey Auras: Liminal, Protective, and Transitional Frequencies
Not all aura colours are bright.
White aura tones in my art express clarity and purification—moments of fresh emotional space.
Black aura tones represent protective shadow, a container for transformation, a space where symbolic forms can burn or bloom.
Grey aura imagery reflects thresholds, pauses, and emotional reconfiguration. These neutral auras create the architecture for the brighter tones to speak.
How Aura Colours Shape My Botanical Guardians
Aura colours define the emotional identity of my botanical guardians. A root glowing green feels nurturing; a petal glowing red feels alive and whole; a seed glowing purple feels like a dream-message. These colours guide the meaning of each symbolic form. They are the emotional logic of the artwork—the unseen forces that charge each composition with depth and intention.
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Why Aura Colours Continue to Guide My Work
Aura colours allow me to paint what cannot be spoken. They create emotional bridges between viewer and image. They carry stories from folklore, memories from the subconscious, and atmospheric fragments from dream logic. Through blue calm, red heat, green rebirth, yellow insight, and purple intuition, I can build symbolic ecosystems that feel alive. Aura colours are the heart of my botanical world—each shade a different way of seeing, feeling, and understanding what grows within.
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