Wrenna Monet
To Wrenna, art is the doorway between worlds and the bridge of dreams. Some of her paintings have no meaning, some do. As an artist she allows others to make her visions mould into whatever it is they see or need at that time in space for them.
Wrenna believes painting is a form of meditation. An escape, and a means to transcend what is in her forever- wandering sub-conscious mind.
All of her art is filled with love, light, time, and hidden meanings. She likes to hide things, so look closely as you might find hidden faces, goblins, vaginas, naked women or whatever your eyes will allow you to see. Sometimes she doesn't know what she will paint, believing it to be a magical process that she gives into with patience and persistence.
In 2010, Wrenna was in a near fatal commercial fishing accident while working as a deckhand that left her with a blood clot in her brain, a traumatic brain injury, fibromyalgia and loss of identity.
After years of rehabilitation, doctors, a positive lifestyle, a great support group and lots of hard work, Wrenna now has a beautiful view of what “magic” really is and a thirst to paint everything.
 'Light Workers' by Wrenna Monet, 2016 |  'Zen Mind' by Wrenna Monet |
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 'Flow' by Wrenna Monet |
Wrenna has studied encaustic wax painting, the oldest type of painting, in San Antonio, Texas at the Encaustic-Con Seminar, studied visionary and mixed technique master painters such as David Woody, Amanda Sage, Adam Scott Miller and Daniel Mirante.
She has also learned sculpting from Michael McGinnis at the Santa Rosa College, ceramics and colour theory at Cuesta College. Wrenna will be attending the Vienna Visionary Art Academy the spring of 2017 to study with visionary artists Amanda Sage and Jonathan Solter.
Wrenna cites her inspirations as Boris Vallejo, Julie Bell and Alex Grey.