Kinetic Drawings by Heather Hansen
Using only motion and charcoal, Heather Hansen is expressing herself through dance creating stunning forms and patterns. The artist from New-Orleans has developed her kinetic drawing technique while setting her body in the sand of a beach. The beauty of her works if reflected by the synergy of the two combined arts: da...
Keplar Series by Tallmadge Doyle
In an effort to determine the distances between planets in our solar system, the Renaissance astronomers paved the way for the scientific revolution by questioning the existing systems and dogmas of the time, gradually laying the foundation for the modern concept of the universe. The great German astronomer Johannes Ke...
Symmetric Botany by Peter Carrington
Carrington’s work harkens back to the history of biology and botany, where drawing and labels were the key to all knowledge, then he adds his own bit of mystical influence. Now Carrington is focusing on the human need for order. Through labels and numbers he demonstrates our need to categorize. “I’ve always had an inte...
Soul of Science by Daniel Martin Diaz
Combining “concepts of consciousness” and science with the physical and metaphorical, Daniel Martin Diaz’s explorations come to life on paper. Diaz's work, despite feeling so strangely familiar, is distinctly unlike anything else, and is executed with such aforementioned sincerity and crafted elegance that he has been...
Art for the third eye by Emma Kunz
Emma Kunz was a Swiss telepathic healer, researcher, and artist who in the 1940's, channeled drawings for her patients using colored pencils, crayons, graph paper and...
Drawings of a Mathematical Savant by Jason Padgett
One of the few people worldwide diagnosed as an "Acquired Savant", Jason Padgett was attacked in 2002 savagely by two men outside a karaoke bar, leaving him with a severe concussion and...
Spiritual Architecture - K. Celestine
After discovering sacred geometry Kelvin Z Celestine Jr. became increasingly infatuated with ancient symbols and esoteric forms. Experimenting with...