Dr Suzanne Moss
Contemplative Artist Teacher & Coach
“…Suzanne Moss moves the dial to the intimate, the scaled down, the understated. Her “environments,” like tableaux, call for closely considered viewing and a mindset that is slowed down and more receptive… Once you step into one of these carefully considered settings, the calm and serenity materialize around you like a fragrant, ambient ether.”
Deborah Barlow, artist, curator and author of Slow Muse, Boston
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Peace, Joy & the Genius of Flow
That’s what a contemplative art practice can give you. And when you come from that natural state, life is more easeful, creative and rewarding.
I work with people who doubt their capabilities. and yearn to be more creative.
Locked into a routine of work and caregiving they’re convinced their art doesn’t matter; that even they don’t matter.
But in their heart of hearts, they know differently.
Maybe you’ve had a wake-up call and know now is the time for you; time to explore and express yourself.
ART, GENTLE offers beautiful, easy and effective ways to do exactly that, within a structure of coaching support…
…for a more soulful way to live,
Dr. Suzanne Moss
Painter • Maker of Contemplative Spaces • Innovator and Teacher of ART, GENTLE & Painter’s Path Programs • Life Coach
ART, GENTLE
Contemplative Art Program 2026
If you’re feeling drained and stuck in a routine and would love to feel the calm confidence and joy of being more creative… well, yes, you can, with ease and Grace!
Art, Gentle is my series of 10 small-group monthly workshops presented live and online guided step-by-step for students at all levels.
Artists have refreshed their practice and complete beginners have built lasting skills and created in ways that have delighted them!
Each unique project gives a framework to revisit for years to come and create something different every time.
Private programs are also available.
“I have known Suzanne for several years…As curator of content that probes the threshold between aesthetics and contemplative practice, I was immediately drawn to the purity, grace and stillness of Suzanne’s paintings, specifically her stunning canvases framed within the larger context of creating silent spaces of sanctuary and inner calm.
I am also continually inspired by Suzanne’s commitment to seeking out artistic truth in the wider world. She travels extensively, visiting galleries and museums across the globe and shares her reflections in her weekly communiques with great care and sagacious insight. Indeed, her thoughtful observations have encouraged me to confront my own doubts about creative self-worth, offering a perspective that is both generous and deeply grounded.
At a time when careful looking and reflective listening often feel in short supply, Suzanne’s precious work offers a vital reminder of the sustaining power of beauty, inviting us to slow down, attend and encounter art as a quiet meeting with ourselves, often leaving us irrevocably transformed.”
PAULA MARVELLY, Editor of The Culturium, an online platform exploring the relationship between spirituality and the cultural arts.