'The Artists' Trail' is a tour through The Park, Findhorn to visit local art & craft people in their studios, including Adriana's.
You won’t find this on the High Street!

Cullerne Gardens harvests: pumpkin are great to eat, great to keep over winter and lovely to use at Halloween / Samhain celebrations !
Photographs in commission or delivered from the large photo archive of 3 decades black-and- white
and colour photography of Adriana Sjan Bijman, specialised in nature, flowers and landscapes,
ecology, community life at the Findhorn Foundation Community, people as well as organic farming and
gardening.
Adriana Sjan Bijman’s beautiful photographs have been used on record/CD/DVD covers, posters, leaflets
and magazines in Europe over many years.
Member of the Findhorn Craft Group
Have a look in the online shop and find last minute presents!
Sun 27th November and Sunday 18th December Sales at Brunch in Findhorn Foundation Community Centre, The Park, Findhorn. Sat 3 December, part of the Christmas Craft Fair at the Moray Steiner School in Forres Sun 4 December, Christmas Craft & Art Fair at Moray Art Centre, Findhorn.
Moray Art Centre, group exhibition with the Moray Art Club from Elgin, from 3 December until February 2012. The Park, Findhorn
My multi-media shows often include short videos, next to photography, graphic design and texts. It is great to have been able this season to update my filmmaking skills at Eden Court in Inverness. Watch the coming multi-media show!
Remembering 5 November 1605, when Guy Fawkes, a member of the Gunpowder Plot, was arrested while guarding explosives the plotters had placed beneath the House of Lords to explode Parlement. Here celebration in Forres Grant Park in Moray.
'Adriana opened her treasure trove of her best images for this Findhorn Calendar 2012. Such an obvious fabulous idea that you wonder why we did not have this before! !'
Susanne Olbrich, musician, 2011 Findhorn
An overview work and activities from Autumn Equinox until Midwinter 2011.
Winter Solstice was celebrated here at Findhorn with walking the spiral into the new year.
Our Autumn was warmer, milder and more colourful than summer! Amazing beauty in nature......
Autumn is generous with us here, north of the Scottish Highlands. An abundance of eye catching colours intoxicate us in the forests and woods, moving the old in and around us.
Nethybridge, Cairngorms, Scotland, October 2011
Trees into darkness. The nights are getting really long here in the northern hemisphere. These fairy tree stems at the garden of Newbold House give away the wonder of winter.
Newbold house Forres 2011
Cow at Loch Fada at Skye. I love tracking between the brown, peat coloured hills of the HIghlands and the isle of Skye at the Scottish west coast. There are empty left farmhouses. In the middle of nowhere cattle crossing the road, gates open. The fresh water loch ‘Loch Fada’ in the near distance. Read more on the blog
Images made during the Harvest Festival at Autumn Equinox, with apples, bread and the Green Man.
With Samhain (around 31 October- 1 November) the Celtic New Year starts. In the ancient past this land with its long memory, Caledonia in Alba was being shaped by many Beings from the (now) invisible world, like the one-eyed giantess Cailleach. More about the Celtic Festivals (click) in the Wheel of the Year as seen by Adriana Sjan Bijman.
Below you'll find a taster of some of the work I have been involved in over the last season:
It took me 14 years to finally make a year-calendar. I proudly present the:
"Spirit of the Future."Another project I started working on, is the 50th Birthday Book for the Findhorn Foundation Community. This new project ‘called me’ and it will need determination, co-creation and energy. Stay informed. We hope you’ll be able to pre-order it from February 2012 from the online shop, so come back for more information.
Exhibition in The Moray Art Centre with group members of the Moray Art Club from Elgin. One of the exhibited artworks is the above shown December favourite 'Cow at Loch Fada' on canvas. Dec 2011 - 3 Febr 2012
Wide skies, snow and wintertime, springy blossoms, flowers and vegggies in the Findhorn Foundation’s gardens, trees, birds and busy butterflies, horses, Findhorn river and the Findhorn Bay, dunes and beach at the Moray peninsula. Colourful images of an amazing place: Findhorn.
A year wall calendar, one month per page, with lots of space for appointments, birthdays etc. Size 105 x 305mm. Get more information about the Findhorn Calendar 2012 at the web shop. Read the story on the shop blog.
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