Sacred Art for Lovers of the Universal Mother Goddess.
Uniting seekers of the sacred feminine through art, mysticism, and community, igniting her creative force, wisdom, and love for a deeply satisfying life.
Driven by spirit, a mystical artist sees and embraces all of the mundane as divine.
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“When Kamaleshwari paints the Devi (Goddess), she is not painting the Devi; the Devi in her is extending her presence on the canvas. This comes from her lifetime of dedication of spiritual sadhana practice with her Guru Bhagwan Nityanda and the Mother.
The love for art and Devi flows through her as she becomes a tool to express Devi. I had commissioned a painting of my kula Devi, the goddess of my family ancestors, and the painting is the Devi herself for me, I her loving motherly presence in my daily pooja, there is a lot more of the Devi to come through Kamaleshwari, for the world to receive and be blessed in life. We are fortunate to have such a beautiful human who has become a tool of expression of the Devi through Art 🎨 ❤️.
Thank you, bless you 🙏🏾”
Many of us sense a need for a sacred feminine path amidst humanity’s current struggles but don’t know where to find it. At Goddess Culture Movement, I create art and art objects channelling the divine feminine, offering a way to surround ourselves with and embody the qualities of the universal mother goddess and find a more satisfying, sacred, creative way of being.
Mataji is a Naarm (Melbourne is on the traditional lands of the Kulin nation), Australia-based artist, mystic, and author. She is the founder of the Goddess Culture Movement - Feminine mysticism and art as a creative way forward for humanity that’s nourishing, wise and loving.
Mystical Art
Original art works from a meditative state.
“Thank you Mataji of Goddess Culture Movement for my beautiful Kali Ma painting. The moment I placed the Kali Ma painting on my altar, it was as though a vibrant current of divine energy surged into my space. The painting’s rich colours and dynamic brushstrokes capture Kali Ma’s fierce vitality and profound presence. Every time I gaze upon it, I feel a powerful connection, as if Kali herself is right there with me, guiding and protecting me. The painting breathes with life, imbuing my practice with an intensity and clarity that deepens my spiritual journey. It is not merely art; it is a living embodiment of Kali’s essence, and it transforms my sacred space into a realm of divine communion.”