Friday, November 13, 2026
Three generations. Fanny Element, mom, Louise Element, artist Thomas Keller and Sofia Element with the sculpture titled Flame.
Wise Woman (Shaman) by Thomas C. Keller is part of the Emergence Exhibit at La Petite Galerie.
Admiring the sculpture is young Sofia Element Mustelier, visiting from Ontario, Canada. Titled “Feminine Face of God”, it is a wooden sculpture with crystals of Turkish Amethyst embedded in her heart. The base of the sculpture has the names of God in many cultures: Buddha, Krishna, Yahweh, Jehovah, and many more.
The Art of Thomas Keller is currently on display until the end of May. According to Keller, his exhibit is about the emergence of our consciousness into a higher frequency.
Keller is a self-taught artist drawing much of his inspiration from his travels and studies of ancient cultures, such as Egyptian, Mayan, and the Incas. “I create to inspire, uplift, and challenge people to see a bigger, deeper, and brighter picture of mankind,” said Keller. His works take on various forms intended to draw in the viewer to create new and unpredictable cycles of thoughts and associations, providing a chance to challenge one’s perceptions, perspectives, and assumptions. At the age of 10, he discovered that he was color blind and that got him frustrated, but at the age of 45, Keller had a spirit awakening and began creating and seeing color blindness as an advantage because, “I saw the world in a unique way.” Keller added, “I am compelled to create and recognize that it is my nature to create and create I will.” For him, art remains a strong contender for how we share our thoughts and ideas, and it has the possibility of changing one’s thoughts and opening new ideas. To view more of Thomas Keller’s Art, visit: www.thomasckeller.com.
You are invited to the Second Tuesday Gallery Reception on May 13, 2025, 5:30 – 7:00 PM to meet the artists and view the exhibits.
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