<div>Tessa Mythos is a visionary artist creating mythically inspired paintings that explore the interconnectivity of Humanity, Nature and the Divine. Inspired by visions, dreams and the astral realms her work explores the realms of the fantastic, magic, metaphysical and symbolic in a transformative and evolving world. 
What first led you to shamanic art? My work is an expression of my inner worlds and visions and my practice has always been connected to understanding and exploring the realms of spirit, dreams, fantasy, mythos, and the unseen dimensions and navigating those mystical experiences through my art. How do spirit and creativity connect for you? Art is an expression of the spirit and soul, so it's a natural connection that flows through the creative process. What symbols or elements appear most in your work and why? My work is deeply symbolic, I have an inner landscape of symbols, characters, myths and visions that express through me and help guide and direct the course of the work. Do you follow any personal rituals before creating? If I’m preparing for a specific painting, depending on the vision and energy that wants to come though, I will prepare myself and connect to that frequency with intention. Sometimes that means being in Nature and feeling clarity, writing and sketching, often I will have a vision in my head for a long time that keeps bubbling up and evolving, then when the time comes to work things flow with a lot of purpose.
How does nature influence your process? Nature is always my grounding force and the ever inspiring source of awe that recharges and connects everything and reminds me of the greater cycles and divine intelligence that we are all a part of. 
What do you want people to feel from your art? I think it's subjective, people feel what they will from the art, it's not up to me to decide. I always work to the best of my abilities and hope that the energy and feeling is transmitted and that it has a positive effect on people, maybe it helps them feel something deeper or see something from a different perspective or brings some joy or remembrance to something that they can relate to as well. Has your work ever led to healing — for yourself or others? I experience a constant flow of transformation and healing through my work, it continues to surprise me and brings me closer to my centre and understanding of myself. It reveals a lot in the process and is a great journey of discovery and remembrance. 
What’s next on your artistic path? I am continually following my instincts and inner guidance as an artist, creating what I want to create and working with my inspirations, that is the primary goal. <a href="https://www.artbymythos.com/" target="_blank">www.artbymythos.com</a> - IG: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/tessa_mythos/" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/tessa_mythos/</a>
 
 


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Tessa Mythos is a visionary artist creating mythically inspired paintings that explore the interconnectivity of Humanity, Nature, and the Divine.

Tessa Mythos

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<div>This is the story of a native people from Brazil living in the deep western Amazon, returning to their ancestral and spiritual way of life by getting in touch with their own culture and identity. In the heart of the Amazon Rainforest, the Huni Kuin people are undergoing a profound renaissance of their identity. After enduring decades of slavery, massacres, and cultural suppression, their resurgence began in 2000. Two decades later, they're thriving at a cultural peak, rediscovering and embracing their true heritage. A journey into the heart of the Brazilian Amazon Rainforest, where the self-proclaimed Huni Kuin (true people) are undergoing a remarkable cultural renaissance. Enduring decades of slavery and oppression, they were once forbidden to live their true identity. Over the past 20 years, guided by spiritual leader Ninawá Pai da Mata and other revered figures, these communities within the Humaitá Indigenous Land have prayed and strengthened their culture, remembering and practicing the ancient ways. Today, they stand at a cultural zenith—a tale of unwavering resilience and fortitude emanating from the heart of the Amazon, now shared and narrated by the Huni Kuin themselves, resonating across the world in these transformative times. Main Credits: With: Ninawá Pai Da Mata Main cast: Huni Kuin indigenous people Ikamuru Huni Kuin, Yube Dua Bake, Txana Tuwe, Dua Buse Dua Bake, Biruany Huni Kuin, Timá Huni Kuin. Director : Lara Jacoski and Patrick Belem D.O.P : Lara Jacoski and Patrick Belem Co-Producer : Joakim Vocke Hauge (Hinterland / NO) In association with: Ninawá Pai da Mata and Txai Vinícius Yube Ika Ni Bai Executive producer: Oona Chaplin (Double Rainbow Productions / US), Torstein Grude (Piraya / NO), Alex Moreno (Cine-Creative Media / US) Co-executive producers: Lucía Alonso (ES), Bodhi Kaya (AF), Coco Amos (AF) and Kristen Nicole (US. Sound: Origens Sound Farm (BR) – Andreia Freire This work received grants from the Brazilian Show Me The Fund, powered by Brazilian Content, Cinema do Brasil, Projeto Paradiso, plus a 2 years support of international collective crowdfunding with 300+ people. DIRECTORS: Lara Jacoski and Patrick Belem co-direct Bem-te-vi Produções, an independent Brazilian film production house. Their journey as nomadic filmmakers, spanning continents since 2012, centers on crafting ethnographic documentaries that capture ancestral cultures and diverse perspectives on the world. Their focus lies in producing multicultural projects that transcend language barriers, revealing the intrinsic beauty and authenticity of human cultures and individuals embracing their genuine narratives.
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This film captures the essence of a specific region while, in different ways, resonating with the broader reality faced by Indigenous communities across Brazil.

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