Audrey O’Marra
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Audrey’s Soul Art Day Interview
What does it mean to be an artist to you?
Art to me is as important as breathing, it is what feeds my soul. I feel that art is an innate expression of our human experience.
I used to fear doing it “right”, now I just do it, it is okay to make mistakes, there is always another canvas to paint, a book to write, a song to sing….
How do you create space to work on your art?
For me creating space is important, I have been blessed to be able to create a space dedicated to my Art. And that space doesn’t have to be fancy, just a space that is all mine that isn’t shared with others. This allows me to fully express me, without the fear of others interference.
What matters most to you when it comes to your art?
When it comes to my art, what is most important is the ability to be freely expressive. As the years go by, I am less worried about technique, not that that is not important. For me it allows me freedom to play with color, texture, and abstract flows.
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About Audrey O’Marra
Audrey discovered the profound benefits of Yoga in 2007, a path that has become her passion to share. As an artist, she brings a unique lens to her teaching, fostering a gentle space for students to connect with their inner stillness and creative potential. Audrey’s training as a Yoga teacher includes a two-year intensive Meditation Facilitator course with Tony Murdock, as well as certifications in Sound Bath Healing, Reiki Mastery, Yin Yoga, and traditional yoga learned during an intensive month in India at the Nada Yoga School. Believing in the continuous art of learning, she is currently pursuing her Soul Art Certification. Audrey also expresses her creativity as a writer and finds joy in her roles as a wife, mother, grandmother, and sister, seeing art and yoga as complementary pathways to a richer life.