Through painting, drawing, and restoration, Eva's work invites us to slow down, notice the beauty woven into everyday life, and discover hope in unexpected places.
"Hope isn't passive.
It isn't waiting for things to get better. It's choosing to see light in the dark places." - Eva Crawford |
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Kintsugi Experience
Kintsugi is an ancient Japanese art form of mending broken tea ware by reassembling the pieces. Crawford is a certified Kintsugi experience facilitator through Academy Kintsugi and leads small groups in Charlotte, NC and surrounding areas through the ancient process of restoration using modern materials. By reassembling what is broken, the Kintsugi experience offers not only a restored piece of beloved pottery, but also a somatic path to personal healing.
"There is brokenness around us and within us. So much so that the burden can be crippling. But this is not the end. There is healing beyond our imagination. There is love bigger than all of ours put together. Let go of trying to present as having it all together and know there is a God who holds you close and will shine in your weakness to bring restoration and beauty to you and to the world." - Eva Crawford
"There is brokenness around us and within us. So much so that the burden can be crippling. But this is not the end. There is healing beyond our imagination. There is love bigger than all of ours put together. Let go of trying to present as having it all together and know there is a God who holds you close and will shine in your weakness to bring restoration and beauty to you and to the world." - Eva Crawford