"Creating art facilitates transformation – the transformation of our lives and ourselves into something more true and beautiful. The heart, mind, emotions and instincts of a person respond accordingly. When you see a work of art that speaks to you, it can unlock something within. Creating art is a process through which I find liberation and integration into a cohesive and conscious whole—it is healing.

Art is, at its core, both spiritual and scientific. Both are integrated as parts of human understanding. Energy is what it's all about. I perceive a Source of energy from which all thin...

"Creating art facilitates transformation – the transformation of our lives and ourselves into something more true and beautiful. The heart, mind, emotions and instincts of a person respond accordingly. When you see a work of art that speaks to you, it can unlock something within. Creating art is a process through which I find liberation and integration into a cohesive and conscious whole—it is healing.

Art is, at its core, both spiritual and scientific. Both are integrated as parts of human understanding. Energy is what it's all about. I perceive a Source of energy from which all things emerge. You could say this is the Divine, God, "the Force," or the thing physicists are trying to define while searching
for a Unifying Theory for the whole universe.
What's your name for it?"

—Rob Haney

Rob Haney has been making art since he was able to hold a crayon. He attended the Rochester Institute of Technology to study Fine art, Illustration and Graphic Design, graduating with a BFA in 1999. He continues to study art in his own way and on his own time.