-A selection from the project; 44 days of asking..
Part of the ongoing series 'Primordial Shapes/Primordial Patterns' where simplistic organic and geometrical forms sensitively overlaps; building a complex and multilayered visual.
Part of the ongoing series 'Primordial Shapes/Primordial Patterns' where simplistic organic and geometrical forms sensitively overlaps; building a complex and multilayered visual.
To sit (or move) with that which is at stake, until something arises within you, is an opportunity for integral growth that steadily holds against the confusion coming with external overload of information. Not to say that we doesn't from time to time also need guidance and data from other sources to complement and aid our own decision making. However if this is always our one and only way forward we might find ourselves lost on paths that were meant for others to walk.
About the series 'Primordial Patterns'
About the series 'Primordial Patterns'
In a chromesthetic or synesthetic manner, sensations experienced in liminal states of awareness, embodies on a 2dimensional plane as archetypes of simultaneous sound and light or "tuning forks", for therapeutic activation, calibration and expansion of consciousness.
Some references are made to author and scientist Masaru Emoto's findings that water crystals are connected to the human consciousness and are shaped by environment, thoughts and emotions. This builds on the notion of frequencies structured in sacred geometry or biogeometry as the building structure of all that is and the possibility for us to realign accordingly for a more harmonious state. The paintings can be viewed as visual renderings of cymatic patterns of vibrations that you usually produce in water or sand.
The viewer is invited to encounter his or her own experiences of (separated) Self and (unified) Universe.
Similar to yantra art from the Indian traditions.
The viewer is invited to encounter his or her own experiences of (separated) Self and (unified) Universe.
Similar to yantra art from the Indian traditions.