About Heather Golding - Huulanaya


An iris in my parents' garden In 1991 I graduated from The Glasgow School of Art with a First Class Honours degree in Printed Textiles. I was awarded 'The Francis Newbury Medal' for the most innovative designer of the year, chosen out of all the departments including Fine Art, Sculpture, Textiles and Graphic Design. 

 After becoming a mother I began to explore my love and sensitivity to colour and so began my work with 'Aura-Soma' Colour Therapy for the soul, which has over the past 22 years taken me on an extraordinary healing journey into the natural gift of colour to enhance wellbeing.

 I spent 3 months living in South Africa with my daughter, creating a series of colourful circles inspired by the work of Melissie Jolly, who founded a Colour Therapy system called 'Colour Mirrors'.

Colour is a language in itself, our universal language. I love the innocent, pure response of children to colour... It is primarily the language of nature,every flower a gift, a whisper from the heart of creation. Through my music, my voice, I sing in what I feel and experience as colour in sound, the language of the heart, the voice of a rainbow. 

I have volunteered as a storyteller for 'Creative Response' - Art for wellbeing. They are the most wonderful,inspiring warmhearted group of people sharing and using the gift of art to support the vulnerable and mentally ill. ( www.creativeresponsearts.org )


Purple scarf
Native American Flute in The United Reformed Church, Farnham.

Heather and Caroline
'Sacred Poetry, music and song' with Caroline Walker in St.Andrews Church, Farnham.

Fundraising posterTo build a small playground for a school in Ghana,Africa

Heather singing
With Bassekou Koyate and Ngoni Ba

Heather under a cherry tree The annual miracles of spring blossoms...

Heather

PHOTO-2021-02-18-15-44-44 Native American Flute,and Didgeridoo played by Amuula in St.Andrews Church, Farnham.

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Blessed by the light of the day.

Heather and friends

'Divine Beauty'

An evening with the voice of Ian Bysh, and musician Paul Cerigo.

In The Farnham Pottery.