Anthony Dunphy

Imagine walking into a room and feeling an instant shift- your shoulders relax, your breath deepens, and the noise in your mind quiets. That is the power of art infused with positive energy.
Each of my paintings is created in a state of flow, where intuition, weaving colors and forms that resonate with Harmony interact.. Here is why your space, and your spirit, needs one:

1.-ENERGETIC ALCHEMY- My process isn't about just brushstrokes; it's about charging each piece with uplifting vibrations. Clients often describe feeling lighter, more centered, or even inspired to make bold life choices after living with my work.

2. A SILENT HEALER- Art doesn't shout affirmations; it whispers them. The right piece can act like a visual mantra, gently recalibrating your mood. One collector told me that her anxiety eased over time as she glanced at the swirling blues above her desk- like a tidal wave reminding her to " Let go".

3. SACRED SPACE CATALYST - Your home should be your sanctuary. My paintings don't just hang on walls; they transform them. Think of it a FENG SHUI in pigment- shifting stagnant energy, inviting flow, and reminding you that beauty is a form of peace.

4. A MIRROR OF YOUR JOURNEY - The piece you are drawn to isn't random. It's a reflection of where you are headed. One client bought a sunrise themed canvas during a career transition; months later, she realized it had subconsciously become her daily symbol of new beginnings.

YOUR OWN PIECE OF THE FLOW - Every artwork carries the energy of its creation.When you purchace one, you are not buying just decor, you are adopting a fragment of that meditative, joyful state infused into the piece at its inception.

ART IS'T PASSIVE. IT'S ALIVE. LET IT WORK FOR YOU. That piece you keep going back to is calling you. It's say, "This is yours".

A graduate of memorial University of Newfoundland with a Bachelor of Arts as well as a Bachelor of Education.

Best of Show-Asahi Cho Exhibition

I have been an educator since 1982 and still have a few classes, mainly online due to the pandemic.

Tokyo Big Site Exhibition
Toyota Motors Headquarters exhibition

Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Robert Bateman

seascapes, landscapes, floral, people, transportation, japan