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The Living Canvas is where art, writing & the body meet — a space for exploring transformation, healing, and the quiet power of becoming. I’m Jocelyn Ulevicus, an artist and poet based in Paris, sharing reflections and creations born from loss & longing.

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  1. Issue · Sep 29, 2026

    Tuesday Art Look: Get Radical In Your Pursuit of Joy (It’s Okay To Be Different) (opens the original)

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    Hello, dear community! Welcome back to my new series, Tuesday Art Look.Each week, I’ll pull a painting from my archive and share a little more of its story — how it was made, where the title came from, the life it may have lived (perhaps in an exhibition or someone’s collection), and a few unexpected details along the way. Think of it as a little peek behind the painting, with some stories, surprises, and things you might not know just by looking at it.This week, we are taking a closer look at G

  2. Issue · Sep 27, 2026

    Sunday Reset: I Thought I Was Failing. Maybe I Was Just Mismatched. (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone

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    Hello, and welcome back to another Sunday Reset—this little corner of the internet where I draw on personal experiences and reflections to invite us into a collective pause. Since we having being human in common, maybe something that I am going through will resonate with you. And in this way, together, we make space for the honest work of being human: slowing down, paying attention, and reconnecting with ourselves and the people we love.When we create a loving space within ourselves, we become s

  3. Issue · Sep 22, 2026

    Tuesday Art Look: Poppies! (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone

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    Hello, dear community! Welcome back to my new series, Tuesday Art Look. Each week, I’ll pull a painting from my archive and share a little more of its story — how it was made, where the title came from, the life it may have lived (perhaps in an exhibition or someone’s collection), and a few unexpected details along the way. Think of it as a little peek behind the painting, with some stories, surprises, and things you might not know just by looking at it.The series was inspired by The Pretty Prin

  4. Issue · Sep 20, 2026

    Sunday Reset: The Life Beneath Survival (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone

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    Hello, and welcome back to another Sunday Reset—this little corner of the internet where I draw on personal experiences and reflections to invite us into a collective pause. Together, we make space for the honest work of being human: slowing down, paying attention, and reconnecting with ourselves and the people we love.When we create a loving space within ourselves, we become steadier, more accountable, and more awake to who we are and how we move through the world. This is not a practice with a

  5. Issue · Sep 15, 2026

    Tuesday Art Look: Look At The Sky (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone

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    Hello, dear community! I’m so excited you’re here.This week, I’m kicking off a new series: Tuesday Art Look.Every Tuesday, I’ll pull a painting from my archive and share a little more of its story — how it was made, where the title came from, the life it may have lived (perhaps in an exhibition or someone’s collection), and a few unexpected details along the way. Think of it as a little peek behind the painting, with some stories, surprises, and things you might not know just by looking at it.Th

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