Look slowly · Turn it around · Trust what you see

Hidden Heart
Wonders

Terri creates the original painting. You discover the art within it. Inspect every inch, find the exact view that speaks to you, and choose how large it should live. Your chosen view becomes a personal one-of-one discovery.

Begin the heart hunt
Hearts in the Blueprint by Terri Condit, with several heart forms hidden in blue and gold layers
How many hearts can you find before scrolling?

Did you know?

The hearts have a way of arriving.

These are not medical heart facts. They are pieces of Terri’s own hidden-heart story.

01

They started appearing in 2018.

Terri began finding hearts in clouds, photographs, everyday objects, and even her brain MRI.

02

The circle keeps growing.

Hundreds of friends have sent heart photographs with the same message: “I saw this and thought of you.”

03

Many are not intentional.

Some hearts only become visible after the painting’s layers are finished—or after the canvas is turned.

04

No two people see the same painting.

A heart to one viewer can be a face, figure, landscape, or entirely different story to another.

Pieces within a piece

See something small. Make it your own.

“Most of my work is pieces within a piece. I’m just a painter. Within the picture, I hope someone finds something they like. One painting can hold thousands of one-of-one discoveries.” — Terri

You do not need to buy the original canvas to live with the part that moves you. A tiny detail can reveal an entirely new composition—then be reproduced in the size your wall, room, or imagination needs.

  • Explore the complete painting and all of its hidden details.
  • Choose the composition that feels personal to you.
  • Choose the dimensions that let it live in your space.
Send your detail to Terri
The complete Hearts in Orbit painting by Terri Condit
01 · The whole Hearts in Orbit begins as one complete painting.
A vertical close-up selected from Hearts in Orbit
02 · The discovery One small piece becomes a composition of its own.
The selected Hearts in Orbit detail enlarged in a gallery-like room
03 · Your scale That discovery expands to fit the space that needs it.

Collectors become creators. Terri creates the source painting. You inspect it, discover your own composition within it, and choose the scale that brings your view to life. A formal 1/1 designation is reserved for a composition guaranteed to remain exclusive.

Terri Condit’s working studio, filled with paintings and supplies
Come inside the real working studio.

Meet Terri

Have a coffee with me.

If you see something—even one small moment inside a painting—take a screenshot and send it to me. Circle it if you like. We can talk about what you found, find the crop that feels right, and make it in the size you need.

And if a heart finds you out in the world, please send me that too. I love seeing where they appear.
  1. 01Spot itFind the little piece that stops you.
  2. 02Send itScreenshot it and text it to Terri.
  3. 03Make it yoursChoose the composition and size together.

Can you find the hidden heart?

Look first. Reveal when you’re ready.

Your discoveries stay revealed on this device. Share one and your friend will land on that exact heart challenge.

Hearts in Orbit by Terri Condit

Heart hunt 01

Hearts in Orbit

Several hearts drift through this canvas. Can you find the one near the upper-right?

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Desert Memories by Terri Condit

Heart hunt 02

Desert Memories

Copper, cream, and blue hold more than one surprise. Look along the right side.

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The Heart of the Matter by Terri Condit

Heart hunt 03

The Heart of the Matter

This one is smaller than it first appears. Search inside a circular form near the center.

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Hearts in the Blueprint by Terri Condit

Heart hunt 04

Hearts in the Blueprint

There are several. Start with the one hiding left of center, then keep looking.

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A close-up detail from one of Terri Condit’s paintingsClose-up challenge

Which painting contains this detail?

A tiny piece of a bigger story.

What found you?

There is no single correct way to see an abstract painting.

Look slowly, turn it around, and trust what your eyes discover. Choose the full painting or the detail that feels like yours—then make it the size your space needs.

Find your painting—or your perfect piece of one