Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions:, 69 × 69 cm (framed)
Year: 2025
Framed: Yes
In Her Mirror reflects the timeless dialogue between seen and unseen worlds. Throughout art history, the mirror has often symbolized female vanity. Here, the mirror becomes something else entirely: a portal.
The cat — imagined as a soul guardian, capable of perceiving realms beyond human sight — anchors the scene in quiet mystery. The woman’s contemplative gaze suggests an awareness of alternate realities, echoing the teachings of Neville Goddard and Joe Dispenza, where self-perception shapes physical reality.
This work merges symbolic storytelling with a contemporary figurative language, offering viewers both beauty and a doorway into the invisible.
To inquire privately or reserve this piece, message me directly on Instagram @richardbeerhorst.
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions:, 69 × 69 cm (framed)
Year: 2025
Framed: Yes
In Her Mirror reflects the timeless dialogue between seen and unseen worlds. Throughout art history, the mirror has often symbolized female vanity. Here, the mirror becomes something else entirely: a portal.
The cat — imagined as a soul guardian, capable of perceiving realms beyond human sight — anchors the scene in quiet mystery. The woman’s contemplative gaze suggests an awareness of alternate realities, echoing the teachings of Neville Goddard and Joe Dispenza, where self-perception shapes physical reality.
This work merges symbolic storytelling with a contemporary figurative language, offering viewers both beauty and a doorway into the invisible.
To inquire privately or reserve this piece, message me directly on Instagram @richardbeerhorst.
