Immerse Soulcircle Ed. 1 of 100

IMMERSE SOULCIRCLE BY LYNDA HOWITT
Immerse yourself in the peace and wellbeing of your flow state.

Print on paper, signed and numbered with certificate of authenticity.

A2 (42x59.4cm)
Comes with white border included in size and sold unframed.

Created from the love of living by the sea, a simple daily ritual of a walk on the beach by my home has inspired my collection of ink and Indian Ocean seawater paintings from West Coast Australia. Created within transcendent circles, a sacred symbol of life and soul, my abstract Soulcircle art offer a path inwards. Each artwork evolves from an intuitive free flow, I work with ink and seawater with sea-salt encrusting on paper, some are later layered with oils on canvas paper. I also create larger works with oils on canvas that are adorned with seashells. I’m an artist, sealover and soulseeker and am deeply inspired by the sea, I believe in its ability to soothe our soul and transform our lives. My art evokes it’s calming nature, captures its sensibility and reminds us to enjoy life’s simply pleasures.

SHIPPING:
Your print will be carefully wrapped in tissue paper, rolled and placed in a hard mailing tube.

© Copyright Lynda Howitt 2020. Reproduction rights not included. Print can not be copied or used without my permission.

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Lynda Howitt is an Australian abstract artist based on Western Australia’s coast, known for her SoulCircles and atmospheric abstract seascapes. Her work is created in presence — intuitive, fluid, and guided by stillness, water, and breath.

Her SoulCircles are delicate ink works formed in flow, exploring stillness as a living force. Alongside these, her larger oil paintings draw from the rhythm, light, and expansive clarity of the ocean — expressive yet grounded, abstract yet deeply felt.

Howitt’s practice is intuitive and sensory. She does not pre-plan her compositions; each work emerges from the moment itself, capturing movement, depth, and a quiet emotional resonance.

She has exhibited extensively across Australia and internationally, with works held in private and public collections including the Royal Hospital for Women and the City of Greater Geraldton. Her career includes winning one of Australia’s richest art prizes, alongside a previous background in creative direction and design — a foundation that continues to inform the refinement and clarity of her work.

Her paintings are meditations in form — explorations of flow, presence, and the art of being.