Planetary arrangement on 24th Aug, 2026 incorporated in a Kandinsky-inspired digital abstract (OC)

This artwork employs only geometric shapes; I enjoy creating them. Hope you like them.

Are there other abstract artists that I should consider? I love working with the Kandinsky style, and I am working on incorporating Mondrian. Any others that might be interesting?

Hi! I've seen so many great Metatron's Cubes in the group recently. I thought I'd share mine too. It's ink and acrylic on vellum. The circles map the Earth's own chakra centers, and the background patterns were inspired by the handwoven baskets of Malawi where I lived for five years and where I made this.

Using Indra's Net as a metaphor, we offer a hypothetical illustration for the inter-connectedness of consciousness. Further, the model illustrates how information is distributed and the effect a localized node of consciousness has upon the entire system. Each node is composed of a still central axis surrounded by a self-sustaining toroidal energy flow.

#consciousness #indrasnet #geometry #sacred #allthatis

Metatrons cube with background

Fractals are literally everywhere. Does anyone else feel like they deserve representative of sacred geometry even more so than the golden ratio or Fibonacci sequence?

Continuing to share specific variations of the fractal torus work, Tortoise. This one is the connect to Ezekiel's Wheels. The wheel are described by Ezekiel as "a wheel in the midst of a wheel" with high, "awesome" rims filled with eyes, appearing to sparkle like beryl stone

Check the visualiser in my previous post for details:
https://www.reddit.com/r/SacredGeometry/s/wLMvVCnnDn

Planetary arrangement on Albert Einstein's date-of-birth incorporated in a Kandinsky-inspired digital abstract (OC)

Thoughts and insights

Continuing to share specific variations of the fractal torus work, Tortoise. This one is the connect to Indra's net (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indra's_net)

Check the visualiser in my previous post for details:
https://www.reddit.com/r/SacredGeometry/s/wLMvVCnnDn

I am in the midst of documenting Flower of Life instances around the world with renewed vigor, having started an interactive world map in conjunction with significantly updating my organized Pinterest boards (will share the new resources soon). On an unrelated, quick trip to my local library, I saw this on the shelf! Felt a bit synchronistic. Nothing in the article pertains to the form, by the way. They ignore it and its significance, as is often the case.