The south east quadrant of the Vancouver Public Labyrinth dips just enough to allow rainwater to pool into puddle nurturing tall grass . . .
You can still make out the path.
It follows where the grass grew tall around the rocks and stones which outline the Labyrinth . . .
Nature nurturing a Hedge Maze from within my Stone Labyrinth ?
The paint has faded on the White Pass-Through Labyrinth on Labyrinth Pier Vancouver.
With the Pandemic,
I don’t know when I will return to Vancouver to repaint all the Labyrinths that comprise Labyrinth Pier Vancouver.
Yet,
Hopefully enough of this Labyrinth outline remains for it to still be walkable . . .
Standing atop the Orange Labyrinth on Labyrinth Pier Vancouver . . .
Happy to see my Vancouver Public Labyrinth remains well trodden, still walkable, and mostly intact.
Grateful.
Group Photo Op atop the Orange Labyrinth I painted on Labyrinth Pier, Vancouver . . .
“I stumbled upon this Labyrinth at Midnight on a Full Moon, while out with friends.
It was pretty magical.”
– Kailey
You’re most welcome !
Happy Labyrinth walking !
“I am the key that unlocks the door”
Grass has overgrown, yet look closely and you can see some of the stones peeking up above revealing outline and path of my Vancouver Public Labyrinth . . .
Bike tour along the Seawall makes a stop atop Labyrinth Pier Vancouver . . .
This Orange Labyrinth was the first in a series that I painted on what I hoped to become Labyrinth Pier Vancouver . . .
Still being walked . . .
Yay !
“I had the privilege of attending the “Crossing the Threshold” weekend from Birthing from Within in Vancouver.
I am in love with their philosophy and approach and I couldn’t be happier I attended.
As a First Nations woman and physician, it isn’t easy to ever feel fully “at home” in any type of training I attend, but this one had all the feels.
It informs not only how I work with birthing families, but my entire way of practicing medicine and being a human.
I was blown away by the weekend and the amount of reflection, compassion, and transformation they packed into such a short period of time.
I am standing in the middle of this Labyrinth in this photo, and I have loved learning more about the symbolism of this ancient path.
The First Nations Health Authority generously sponsored my attendance to this training without question.
It is serendipitous and perfect everything came together for me to attend, as it is exactly what my soul needed in this moment. 🌀🌱✨”
Early morning light begins revealing the Orange Labyrinth I painted on Labyrinth Pier in Vancouver . . .
Initially I had chosen Yellow as the colour for this location, yet at the last moment, I picked up the Orange Can of Paint instead.
Mornings like this one confirm Orange was the way to go . . .
This is the western Boardwalk portion of Labyrinth Pier.
My intention was to paint a long rectangular Labyrinth in various shades of Green with The Overlook Maze from the film The Shining as a design inspiration.
I ran out of time last year to complete this.
The Boardwalk ain’t going anywhere, so, when I return to Vancity and have time and energy . . .
