Three artists explore form, energy and movement from the smallest
scale that humans have discovered to the sacred geometry of nature
to the realms of the human body. Informed by science, observation
and intuition, the invisible is brought to light in three distinct
styles developed from deep exploration and fine craft. The word
Quintessence, from the ancient Greek for the mysterious 'fifth
element', is now used as a descriptive term in cosmology for
equally mysterious 'dark energy'. It is a fitting theme for the
desire of artists to make the invisible visible and show the
underlying energy sources in and around us. This is the exhibition
catalog for Quintessence, Three Visions at the Ram Dass Library of
the Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, New York, April 20 - October 30,
2014. The three artists are: Alicia Hunsicker, who fuses her
knowledge of physics and biology with the beauty found in nature's
organic forms and patterns, inspired by her residency at the Large
Hadron Collider; Pamela Turczyn, who by using sacred geometry as
expressed in nature, light, color, rhythm, sound and intention,
imbues her paintings with vibratory codes to inspire viewers. The
creator of a pantheon of two hundred deities, Janet Morgan's
current work shows the conduction of life forces in and around the
body. As a team they explore form, energy and movement from the
tiny to the vast. Introduction by the award winning science fiction
author Kim Stanley Robinson, with essays by David Rubin,
independent curator, the artist John Sims, Amina Eagle, curator at
the Omega Institute, and mathematician and author Michael
Schneider.
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