Anna Leonis
The brain blocks out 90 percent of what it takes in; of the remaining 10 percent, it has to distill what it feels we can handle. If we were to all buy ourselves infrared cameras and make it a point to observe what is in our air, we would be amazed. The air is filled with life force and beings. Many of us have heard about these balls of light called “orbs”, although most of us have not seen them.
Some say that they are ghosts, camera problems, or dust particles from rain or weather. Others say that they were photoshopped into the image. Whether or not you believe in this phenomenon, there’s something undeniably remarkable when these emanations of light and movement appear in your camera. Their very presence is a communication in and of itself.
Recently, during a visit to the Chalice Well in Glastonbury with her friend (and former guest) Simone Segal, Kim took some photos of the beautiful plants, trees, water wells, and gardens. Upon their return home, they reviewed the photos and were shocked to find that a few photos showed what looked like an orb, including a deep-blue colored luminescent structure. They had not set out to capture an orb, and they did not expect to see one, either! Excited by this momentous find, they returned to the Chalice Well the following day to take more photographs of the orbs. They were not disappointed, managing to take tons of new photos with the orbs, as well as some stunning footage of the orbs dancing for Simone.
After showing the photos to a few friends, we were referred to an artist by the name of Anna Leonis. Anna was having an exhibition the next morning at a local gallery to highlight and talk about her work with orbs. In this brief interview, Kim asks Anna many questions about her work with orbs, inviting Simone to participate in the conversation.
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