Leist’s paintings intended to inspire

Posted 1/28/11

Fran Leist lives in more than one world and her paintings reflect not only a command of color and space, but a metaphysical journey. Her works will …

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Leist’s paintings intended to inspire

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Fran Leist lives in more than one world and her paintings reflect not only a command of color and space, but a metaphysical journey.

Her works will be exhibited in the Stanton Gallery at Town Hall Arts Center Feb. 9 through March 28.

She writes: “through my work, I strive to convey the freedom of each color exploding and the playful lightness of shooting stars… The unseen becomes the seen as I excavate layers of paint and imagery to create the final piece.”

Leist splits her year between a home on the ocean in Florida and a Colorado home in Greenwood Village and paints at both locations.

“I am painting about my own healing,” she said, but her work offers healing energy to others too — someone who needs a change in life.

The biography on her web site explains her focus. An unseen force saved her from a serious injury during a boating accident 13 years ago, launching her on a voyage of personal growth and discovery. She is today an experienced intuitive astrologer and life coach, having combined her study of astrology with a wide range of other disciplines.

She was trained by Doreen Virtue as a professional spiritual teacher, an angel therapy practitioner and certified medium. She is also a crystal healer, a Reiki, Karuna and Feng Shui Master and a visionary artist.

Astrology provides a unifying foundation as she structures a unique counseling experience for each client, she writes.

The viewer may want to sit back and let the art swirl for a few minutes.

If you go:

Stanton Gallery is located in Town Hall Arts Center, 2450 W. Main St., downtown Littleton is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and during performances. (“Unsinkable Molly Brown” opens Feb. 11). 303-794-2787.

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