MOVEMENT OF CONSCIOUSNESS
Cultures from ancient Egyptians, Mesopotamians, Hindus, Christians, Judaism & Islam have detailed other-worldly beings, gods, angels, jinn, demons, archons, nature spirits, the demiurge that interact with the soul’s journey towards enlightenment. The journey of transformation, moving the initiate’s ego mind from unconsciousness to consciousness, lead into gold (soul alchemy) is often referred to as the Hero’s journey, Enlightenment, Shamanic or spiritual Awakening, Inner revelation, Apocalypse, The dark night of the soul or Renaissance. This is possible when Kundalini energy activates the third eye or Pineal gland (eye of Horus), then the crucifixion of previously held beliefs and the resurrection of Gnosis and the higher self are manifest. Prophetic visions and visitations of the divine realm are visible to a chosen few seers and initiates and are clearly seen in the work of artists such William Blake, Durer, Turner and Austin Osman Spare.
Within the teachings of many schools of esoteric occultist initiates such as Freemasonry the MerKaBa is an inter dimensional vehicle or chariot of light used by entities to travel through inter dimensional portals. Similarly once the Merkaba (spirals of DNA energy) is activated in the initiate it is capable of carrying one’s consciousness to higher dimensions.
My photographs reveal through changes in light frequency (Apple filters) beings in other dimensions (changing the frequency changes the dimension). When ether or spirit element (one of 5 platonic solids) is introduced into air, fire, water, earth it creates an image of itself in the physical world through Cymatic frequencies These cymatic energy patterns are the basis of sacred geometry, the energetic scaffold and abode of the underworld on which the physical third dimension is carried.
Portrait with a shamanic caul suggests messenger between the mercurial veil of the human and spirit worlds.
Below are examples of artwork from seers mentioned above who did not have the medium of photography available to them. This will help to put my photographs into context
