• Woman smiling holding a bouquet of mixed flowers and greenery, standing indoors in front of a textured wooden room divider.

    Connect to Nature.

  • A woman wearing gloves and a striped shirt is using a dropper to create a watercolor painting on white paper, with various bottles of ink and tools on a messy art table.

    Create.

  • A woman wearing gloves is carefully applying blue and purple watercolor paint to the surface of a white ceramic mug, creating a watercolor-like design.

    Go with the flow.

  • Woman with blonde hair and blue eyes taking a selfie in front of an display of colorful ceramics and flower vases on a table.

    Create beauty.

  • Close-up of a woman with blonde hair and blue eyes, wearing a black top, standing in front of a colorful abstract painting.

    Develop keen vision.

  • Two women smiling and taking a selfie inside an art studio or gallery, with paintings and decor on the dark blue wall behind them.

    Connect to Community.

A CREACTIVE SPACE

Adanel Studio is a thriving place of creativity & community.

It’s a workshop for professional artists but is also a space for others anyone to join in a creative project.

The studio hosts art classes for kids, teens and adults, work parties, birthdays or bridal showers & art experiences with friends.

The studio is intimate and elevated, its walls and shelves featuring lots of original art & hand- painted ceramics.

It’s a truly magical space that helps everyone get inspired to take creative leaps.

Adanel Studio artist, Alea Morren and her family.

Meet the Artist

Hello! I’m so glad you’re here!

I hope you are enjoying all the artwork you discover here and feel
uplifted by it.

I believe we all have innate spiritual gifts, and creativity is something we have and channel in various ways. Expressing my creativity by making
beautiful works of art is my passion. For inspiration I look to
nature, and seek out what it can teach me by thinking of it metaphorically.

As you will see, I am very drawn to the metaphor of water as well as repeated patterns I find in nature. My work deals with the abstract patterns and relationships, such as the material and spiritual aspects of life, the micro & macrocosm, and the interaction of humans and nature. Even my processes & aesthetics play with methods of fluidity/flexibility and control/rigidity.

Art is so much more than an object or a product. Art is a process and the
artifacts just markers on the road of growth. Over the last 4 years, my practice has evolved and I have enjoyed making connections and building community. Using the arts as a way to help people play and exercise other aspects of their minds and hearts has been especially rewards.

Art is powerful and healing and we all benefit from partaking in it in
some way. I hope you enjoy all that you see.

Please reach out if you have any comments, or questions or thoughts
about it.

~Alea

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