Whitney Krueger

Whitney is a sculptor, healer, and environmental artist who works with earth energies and the consciousness of nature, to create contemporary sacred art that brings heaven to earth.

At age 18, interested in sacred sites, she traveled to Greece and trained as a tour guide for the sites throughout the country. Later travels included Northern Europe, Turkey, Hawaii, and Costa Rica. Her journeys to Ireland and West Africa have been the most influential in her quest to remember ancient spirit paths and "songlines". In Nigeria, she was invited to carve a sacred divining tray used in the Babalowa healing tradition. Women are not allowed to carve wood in this culture. This provided an awakening to her divining and geomancy abilities.

Her work has been included in museum exhibits throughout the U.S., including the Harwood Museum in Taos, NM, the Tempe Art Center in AZ, the Swedish American Museum in Chicago, IL, and the Museum of NM in Santa Fe. Exhibitions have included Spirit in Art, Originals: New Mexico Women in the Arts, Omega Women's Conference, Institute of Noetic Sciences, and International Feng Shui Conference.

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