Sedona's Eclectic Fine Art Gallery
Since 1979

Kathy Watson
Hozhoni Art

Hozhoni: A Navajo word meaning “oneness with the universe...
right feeling and right thinking in the world.”

      
     When you experience a painting by Kathy Watson and understand the true meaning of the word "Hozhoni," you instantly know both the art and the artist.

     Like the Navajo sandpaintings that inspire her, each of Watson's works portray a message of goodwill. All of her paintings also contain a dotted sun, symbolizing "only good things in life, optimism, high power, and a go-for-it perspective in living."
    

Watson's personal "Hozhoni" attitude is surely a significant contributing factor to the power of her art. She states: "I can express this unique feeling of individual spirit and joy through my art and come alive when I paint."      Aside from the spiritual link she has with her work, the commercial success of Kathy Watson's Hozhoni Art is grounded in her thematic and technical forms. The easily recognizable Native American symbolism intertwines with a relatively loose drawing style, successfully integrating one of the most appealing aspects of Impressionism.

Kathy Watson with Ted McKee and Linda Jone at a Windrush reception, April, 2007

"Dancin"
18" x 18"   $250 Unframed
   

"Chapel"
22½" x 30"   $520 Unframed

"Cacti Warmth"
23"x 32"    $580 Unframed

"Kokopelli Trio"
11" x 30"     $275 Unframed

"Sunny Face"
22" x 28"   $500 Unframed

"Home Sweet Home"
19" x 23"    $325 Unframed

      
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Windrush Gallery
411 Highway 179
Sedona, AZ 86336

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Windrush Gallery
PO Box 2549
Sedona, AZ 86339