Sandra Garcia

Awakened Art is A Portal to the Invisible

Art is not meant to be explained.
It is not a theory, definition, or something we can fully grasp with the intellect. Art is meant to be felt with the heart, with the soul, with that silent part of us that doesn’t speak in words, but in frequencies.
True art is a portal inward. It doesn’t just show us something, it reveals something within us. A memory. A sensation. A forgotten truth. It is energy. It is vibration. It is the raw pulse of life moving through form and color, sound and silence.
There is an invisible thread that links us across cultures, across time, even across dimensions. Art is that thread. When we create or observe art, we participate in that connection, touching something universal, eternal, and sacred.
We call this movement Awakened Art; it’s just a name. We humans do naming; we label what feels significant, perhaps to make sense of it, or to hold onto it somehow. But art resists definition.
Perhaps, in our desire to name it, we are truly reaching for something divine, a way to touch God’s essence momentarily.
So when you see a painting or feel the presence of a sculpture, please don’t ask what it means.
Instead, ask what it awakens in you.