Dancing in the Ether
Dancing in the Ether
Dancing in the Ether by chevronlowery
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Here is another one I just completed for a show. We went to the Natural History museum in Washington D.C. recently and I saw this jelly fish called a moon jelly fish. It had these glowing tentacles that looked incredible and inspired this piece. She is a female dancer we call "fancy dancer", who is dancing in the ether.
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Zed on January 14, 2026, 5:34:31 AM
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What a beautiful source of inspiration the way you translated the glowing, otherworldly quality of the moon jellyfish into a sense of movement and grace really comes through in this piece. The idea of a “fancy dancer” moving through the ether feels fluid and weightless, almost like the visual release you get from Spinal decompression Naples, where tension gives way to flow and balance. It’s a striking blend of natural wonder and expressive artistry. davidson02 on September 29, 2025, 9:22:45 AM
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That sounds absolutely stunning! I love how you drew inspiration from the moon jellyfish—the glowing tentacles already have such a natural sense of movement, so translating that into a dancer feels magical. The idea of a “fancy dancer” moving in the ether captures that same fluid beauty, almost like she’s floating outside the usual boundaries of space and time. It must be an incredible piece to see in person! Janwil on August 22, 2025, 7:21:19 AM
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That’s such a beautiful and creative piece! I love how you drew inspiration from the glowing tentacles of the moon jelly fish and translated that into the elegance of the “fancy dancer.” The way you describe her moving in the ether really captures the same sense of mystery and wonder I felt when I first saw bioluminescent creatures at an aquarium. Looking forward to seeing more of your work—following updates here is better than checking my Mail Monitor each day! Zabel on August 19, 2025, 5:10:29 AM
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