Gay Goessling is a trained Landscape Architect in St. Louis, Missouri. She is also an Environmental Artist and Healing Garden Specialist. She has employed over 25 years of experience to create spaces that delight the senses and are enhanced with time. Her award winning residential designs range in scale from small gardens to vast estates that require master planning.

Her philosophy of Nature as Art draws on ancient and indigenous cultures that use the earth for its inspiration. These people were and are in a constant dance with nature and the world around them. There is a need to reconnect with the natural world, an anchor that will let us bring more ephemeral discoveries back into our lives. Her sculptures and healing gardens are microcosms of the natural world.

The environmental sculptures reconnect with nature in a playful and light hearted manner where one individual or many can participate within a defined space.

Gay finds the definition of space very important. By defining the space, the sculpture becomes a pleasant surprise, creating an air of magic when someone happens upon it and takes one into a different world, space, and time, somewhere in the future or in the past. Incorporated into these designed sculptures and healing gardens are light, color, texture, sound and fragrance, thus the earth becomes alive and undulates with patterns.Don’t worry about sounding professional. Sound like you. There are over 1.5 billion websites out there, but your story is what’s going to separate this one from the rest. If you read the words back and don’t hear your own voice in your head, that’s a good sign you still have more work to do.

The Song of the Flower - Watercolor Prints

The Song of the Flower is the sacred geometric signature each flower transmits outwardly to reconnect us with ourselves. With the help of each flower, Gay Goessling, artist, identifies and paints watercolor flower mandalas that transmit these signatures.  Please take a look.

The Song of the Flower Website