Featured image: Manipulate the Energy, Trinity Burton, 2025, watercolor, 12 x 18 in. / 30.48 x 45.72 cm.
Trinity Burton's watercolor paintings tap into a spiritual dimension where cosmic forces, divine archetypes, and ancestral symbolism converge.
Trinity Burton paints visionary watercolors that explore spirituality, sacred geometry, and divine archetypes through vibrant, multidimensional forms.
Her 2025 series, Multidimensional Angelic Beings, The God with No Name, and The Mother's Gift, is a radiant exploration of metaphysical themes rendered through vibrant hues, sacred geometry, and celestial figures. These works are not just paintings, but meditative portals, offering viewers a sense of awe, reverence, and interconnectedness.
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Multidimensional Angelic Beings, Trinity Burton, 2025, watercolor, 12 x 18 in. / 30.48 x 45.72 cm.
In Multidimensional Angelic Beings, Burton conjures an ethereal entity composed of symmetry, wings, and eyes, a fusion of divine guardianship and infinite perception. The central figure, with its kaleidoscope-like design and omniscient gaze, evokes the biblical seraphim and visionary art traditions. Radiating with energy, the piece creates a sense of protective transcendence, as if the angelic presence is simultaneously watching, healing, and guiding across multiple planes of existence.
The God with No Name, Trinity Burton, 2025, watercolor, 12 x 18 in. / 30.48 x 45.72 cm.
The God with No Name presents an abstract divinity cloaked in rainbow-striped robes, emanating from a mandala-like burst of light. Hands raised in a gesture of blessing, this faceless figure becomes a mirror for the viewer’s inner beliefs, it is god beyond language, doctrine, or gender. The reflection below suggests duality and unity, reinforcing the cosmic balance between creation and perception. Burton masterfully uses watercolor’s luminous transparency to evoke sacred mystery and divine illumination.
The Mothers Gift, Trinity Burton, 2025, watercolor, 12 x 18 in. / 30.48 x 45.72 cm.
In The Mother's Gift, a celestial feminine deity pours a stream of color onto the earth, nourishing the landscape below. Framed by stars and crowned with a radiant sun, the maternal figure merges the cosmic and the terrestrial, embodying both goddess and nature spirit. The waterfall she releases is a symbol of life-force, love, and renewal. Burton’s use of soft gradients and flowing forms conveys harmony, emphasizing the sacred reciprocity between humans and the earth.
Trinity Burton’s series channels a unique spiritual visual language, one that merges ancient iconography with visionary aesthetics. Her watercolor technique offers softness and fluidity, allowing divine archetypes to emerge as light-filled presences rather than fixed forms. Whether angelic, godlike, or maternal, each entity in this series serves as a vessel of wisdom and transformation, reminding us of the sacred that surrounds and flows through us.
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The Astral Body, Trinity Burton, 2025, watercolor, 24 x 18 in. / 60.96 x 45.72 cm.
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