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Vivianne Nantel {Vivi Devi Atmajyotis} is her spiritual name.Vivi Devi Atmajyotis is her spiritual name. Vivi Devi Atmajyotis (in Sanskrit) means "Deity or Goddess (Devi) of the light of the soul, true nature...supreme spirit (Atmajyotis). Naturally gifted with many precious blessings, creating art and lovingly whispering to the world—a voice that stirs, heals and illuminates the soul; she is a mystic, visionary, painter/sculptor, photographer, writer, poet, speaker, spokesperson, humanitarian, animal advocate, environmentalist and yogini. She is dedicated, and devoted to help change this world to a more peaceful, loving, compassionate and harmonious planet for all sentient beings by creating more awareness: helping expand people's consciousness by opening their hearts, transforming themselves by reconnecting to their true Divine nature, and to the oneness of this magnificent eternal and infinite truth. Her childlike, humorous, spontaneous, profound, enthusiastic and also motherly spirit is a delightful light. She is in a constant state of wonderment about this entire universe, and still and always will be a student of the great living book of nature.
Vivianne Nantel paintings have been exhibited in museums and galleries throughout the United States and Europe; including: the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum in Roscoe Village, Ohio, the Yosemite Museum in Yosemite, California, the Williamsburg Art and Historical Society of New York City; the Peace Museum and Woman Made Gallery in Chicago, Blue Dolphin Fine Art Gallery in Pensacola, Florida, and Karpeles Museum Gallery in Santa Barbara, Powell Street Fine Art Gallery and Carla Schmidt Gallery in San Francisco, California and Castle Kruenburg, Austria. One of her paintings was featured at the 2004 Women's History Exhibition at the Smithtown Township Arts Council, Mills Pond House, New York, curated by Dr. Connie Koppelman from the Stony Brook University, NY. Vivianne Nantel's work also has been selected for several nationwide-juried exhibitions entitled, Celebrating the Goddess at the Joan Hanley Fine Art Gallery in La Veta, Colorado, and at the Indian Valley Artists Center, Inc., Hamilton Field, Novato, California, entitled from Heart to Heart, and also at the Peninsula Museum of Art in Belmont, California, in a national exhibition entitled, Angels and Demons. Her work has also graced the cover of Psychic Reader Journal, Malibu Chronicle Magazine, and Planet Light Worker Magazine. Her paintings have also been featured in four full pages in color in the April Issue 2006 of Yoga Magazine, and also on the national TV talk show, Bridging Heaven & Earth.
Vivianne Nantel will release her book in 2013, Wake up Baby, a remarkable book about her life and her spiritual journey.
Vivianne Nantel {Vivi Devi Atmajyotis} is her spiritual name.Vivi Devi Atmajyotis is her spiritual name. Vivi Devi Atmajyotis (in Sanskrit) means "Deity or Goddess (Devi) of the light of the soul, true nature...supreme spirit (Atmajyotis). Naturally gifted with many precious blessings, creating art and lovingly whispering to the world—a voice that stirs, heals and illuminates the soul; she is a mystic, visionary, painter/sculptor, photographer, writer, poet, speaker, spokesperson, humanitarian, animal advocate, environmentalist and yogini. She is dedicated, and devoted to help change this world to a more peaceful, loving, compassionate and harmonious planet for all sentient beings by creating more awareness: helping expand people's consciousness by opening their hearts, transforming themselves by reconnecting to their true Divine nature, and to the oneness of this magnificent eternal and infinite truth. Her childlike, humorous, spontaneous, profound, enthusiastic and also motherly spirit is a delightful light. She is in a constant state of wonderment about this entire universe, and still and always will be a student of the great living book of nature.
Vivianne Nantel paintings have been exhibited in museums and galleries throughout the United States and Europe; including: the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum in Roscoe Village, Ohio, the Yosemite Museum in Yosemite, California, the Williamsburg Art and Historical Society of New York City; the Peace Museum and Woman Made Gallery in Chicago, Blue Dolphin Fine Art Gallery in Pensacola, Florida, and Karpeles Museum Gallery in Santa Barbara, Powell Street Fine Art Gallery and Carla Schmidt Gallery in San Francisco, California and Castle Kruenburg, Austria. One of her paintings was featured at the 2004 Women's History Exhibition at the Smithtown Township Arts Council, Mills Pond House, New York, curated by Dr. Connie Koppelman from the Stony Brook University, NY. Vivianne Nantel's work also has been selected for several nationwide-juried exhibitions entitled, Celebrating the Goddess at the Joan Hanley Fine Art Gallery in La Veta, Colorado, and at the Indian Valley Artists Center, Inc., Hamilton Field, Novato, California, entitled from Heart to Heart, and also at the Peninsula Museum of Art in Belmont, California, in a national exhibition entitled, Angels and Demons. Her work has also graced the cover of Psychic Reader Journal, Malibu Chronicle Magazine, and Planet Light Worker Magazine. Her paintings have also been featured in four full pages in color in the April Issue 2006 of Yoga Magazine, and also on the national TV talk show, Bridging Heaven & Earth.
Vivianne Nantel will release her book in 2013, Wake up Baby, a remarkable book about her life and her spiritual journey.
