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Sacred Geometry 36 By Endre Balogh Sacred Geometry Art Sacred Keith barry critchlow(16 march 1933 – 8 april 2020) raised by artist parents and originally trained as a classical painter, keith critchlow was largely self taught in the art of sacred geometry and how it related to classical art. he was an artist, lecturer, author, sacred geometer and professor of architecture and a co founder of the temenos. Sacred geometry art is a form of art based on the principles of sacred geometry, with its roots in the study of nature, and the mathematical principles at work therein. sacred geometry art uses shapes, fractals, reoccurring patterns, and ratios, to create beautiful, harmonious and meaningful pieces that can have a powerful effect on the viewer.

Sacred Geometry 146 Digital Art By Endre Balogh Mathematics is written into, through and within the work of british artist zarah hussain (b.1980) and it is a sacred geometry. in hussain's practice, intricate combinations of shape, colour and line produce complex spatial and optical forms. cloud 10 2012. zarah hussain (b.1980) vital arts, barts health nhs trust. The art of process embodies the belief that patterns offer a unique portal into understanding our imperishable relationship with nature, the cosmos, human creativity and potential. we have an intrinsic understanding and affiliation to symmetry and pattern. someone once said that the mind is a good servant but a bad master; humans are so tied up. Sacred geometry artists. welcome to sacred geometry art. this website displays the work of artists from around the world. their work is a visionary journey expressed through a variety of media including, painting, drawing, sculpture, digital art, jewellery, tattoo and photography. Sacred geometry refers to the naturally occurring shapes and forms that have gone on to inspire some of the finest examples of spiritual art, architecture, symbolism and iconography throughout history. geometry alone is simply shapes — squares, circles, triangles — that make up the very building blocks of our entire universe.