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Holo'Space Manifesto part two

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1  Philip  Randolph  Lilien  [email protected]    

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New  Space  changes  our  Dreams  and  Subjec3ve  Reality  

•  New  realiza3ons  of  Space  penetrates  into  the  psyche,  changes  our  dreams  and  subjec3ve  reality.  

•  New  space  and  new  geometry  express  new  beauty.  

•  Our  historic  geometries  of  space  are  inadequate  to  express  our  contemporary  experience.  –  From  the  Flat  space  of  the  Ancients  –  To  the  Empty  rigid  space  of  the  renaissance  –  To  the  Field  Filled  aggressive  space  of  20th  century  –  To  the  holo’linked  space  of  modern  media  connec3ng  all  places  

at  once.    –  To  the  space  of  Coherent  Source    

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Holo’Space  Philosophy    Holo’Space  spiritualizes  art  and  science.    Holo’Space  as  a  perceptual  mode  

guides  principles  of  a  spiritually  unified  art-­‐science  philosophy.  Holo’Space  is  a  fusion,  a  new  quality  of  percep3on.    The  world  as  a  whole  is  organized  according  to  cosmic  laws  and  harmonic  

aesthe3c  principles.  The  Holo’Space  provides  the  paradigm  organiza3onal  understanding  of  Space    

offering  path  for  new  technologies.    Holo’Spa3al  Beings  will  learn  by  these  new  principles  to  func3on  as  terrestrial  

antennae  to  moderate  the  electroscalar  field  directly  and  establish  communica3ons  with  cosmic  civiliza3ons  throughout  the  universe.  

Liberated  from  the  mental  material  concept  of  space  rooted  as  an  arbitrary  point  and  returned  to  living  wholeness,  we  can  understand  space  and  3me,  ac3on  and  fields  as  principled  mediums  of  art.  Vistas  open  beyond  what  most  ar3sts  have  begun  to  consider.    

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This  Manifesto  is  a  Vision  for  a  new  direc3on  in  art  

Domains  of  Space  

– Bring  understanding  of  Space  as  Life  – Point  to  how  our  understanding  of  Space  is  fundamental  to  our  Subjec3ve  Life  

– Art  as  a  tool  for  scien3fic,  philosophical,  spiritual  and  crea3ve  realiza3on  and  evolu3on  

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Holo’Space  coalesces  the  random  energies  of  light  and  mind  to  transmit  syntropic  and  negentropic  effects.  Color,  textures,  shapes  and  rela3onships  and  connec3on  are  portals  to  the  open  system  of  Crea3on.  

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How  Art  Heals  Crea3on  •  Art  are  Acts  designed  to  bring  about  healing  of  Crea3on  

• We  assimilate  the  lessons  of  the  Coherent  Complexity.  They  are  laws  and  emergent  proper3es  of  nature  itself.  

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Visionary  Art  

The  Post  Postmodern  Visionary  Ar3st  expresses  images  that  embody  their  vision  of  the  Spiritual  and  Sacred  Realms.  These  are  found  through  myriad  methods  for  enhancing  visionary  and  imagina3ve  facili3es.  

However,  Visionary  Art  is  s3ll  an  extension  of  the  ar3st’s  subjec3ve  experience.  They  are  not  engineering  Space.  

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Visionary  Language    

Visionary  language  has  largely  been  trapped  in  the  inadequacy  of  using  material  and  subjec3ve  space  contexts.  

Coherent  Space  is  the  source  of  visionary  space  Holo’Qubism’s  aim  is  to  make  coherent  space  part  of  our  collec3ve  reality.  

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Founda3on  Objec3ves  

•  Arrive  to  a  broad  and  general  understanding  of  the  Divine  Psyche  as  light,  energy,  and  magne3sm…  seeking  expression  through  The  Manifested  Whole.  

•  The  primordial  quali3es  of  Divinity  and  how  to  induce  their  appearance  through  the  Body  of  Humanity.  

•  The  rela3onship  of  these  Divine  Quali3es  understood  and  developed  in  man  and  the  responsibility  of  an  Enlightened  Humanity  to  ground  these  quali3es  as  the  Founda3on  of  The  New  Civiliza3on/Neu  Epoch.  

•  The  Laws  and  Principles  of  The  Universe  and  Nature  understood  to  be  the  immutable  Nature  of  Source.  

•  Arriving  at  a  set  of  characteris3cs  which  contain  The  Psyche  from  THE  DIVINE  POINT  OF  VIEW.  Then  apply    these  to  understand  the  nature  and  development  of  individual  humanity  and    the  func3onal  guidelines  for  the  development  of  The  NEW  CIVILIZATION.  

•  Not  Human  alone  has  Soul,  but  Soul  or  Psyche  pervades  all.  So  the  characteris3cs  of  Soul  must  be  seen  in  opera3on  through  all  aspects    of  manifesta3on.  Doing  as  serves  to  reveal  the  nature  and  method  of  ac3vity  of  Cosmic  Impulse  of  Love  called  Cosmic  Christ.  

•  These  characteris3cs  when  properly  understood  explain  the  manifesta3on  of  consciousness  on  Earth  through  every  form.    Just  as  the  life  purpose  of  a  human  being    is  both  limited  and  condi3oned    by  his  psychological  equipment,  so  too  the  Divine  in  His  Psyche    is  condi3oned  by  His  Ins3nctual  Quality  of  Psyche.  In  3me  the  condi3on  of  the  vehicle  limit  the  expression  of  the  Divine  Psyche.    

•  The  invoca3on,  precipita3on  and  distribu3on  of  cultural  matrices  with  their  impulsive  origin  from  a  trans-­‐human  realms  of  significance;  planetary,  solar,  inter-­‐stellar.  These  seeds  form  the  basis  for  New  Forms  that  approximate  the  nature  of  the  conceived  truths  in  their  quality  and  appearance.  

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What  is  Art  in  the  World?    

In  our  world  art  is  banal  drihing  without  meaning  or  significance.  We  have  reduced  art  to  something  fundamentally  deriva3ve,  another  commodity  to  observe  and  judge.  

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Visionary  Space  

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Crea3ng  Living  Art  Powerful  crea3ve  energe3cs  release  through  Mul3-­‐Space.  

Holo’Space  answers  the  mystery  of  the  three-­‐dimensional  appearance  of  complexity  and  form  and  life.  When  space  breaks  poten3alized  hypersymmetry  then  the  infinite,  unexpressed,  can  show  its  crea3ve  expression  through  mul3plica3on  of  harmonic  complexi3es.  Breaking  the  symmetry  of  Real  Space  shihs  unity  to  interdependence,  so  consciousness  can  Emerge.  

Life  is  Holo’dimensional  Coherent  Space  desire-­‐vortexed  through  Material  Lenses.    

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Percep3on  is  organized  by  Holo’Space.  

Syntropic  scaling  of  order  increase  meaning.  

Syntropic  images  transform  the  Being  from  Pure  Sensa3on  to  Representa3on  to  Invoca3on  of  Superconscious  Currents  of  Soul  Reorganiza3on.  

Percep3ons  via  Crea3on  are  replaced  by  released  vectors  resona3ng    Coherence.  

Tendencies  conserved  in  the  subjec3ve  space  as  mind  respac3alize  as  distribu3on  of  non-­‐linear  harmonic  transients.  

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Principled  Intelligence  •  All  forms  of  energy  and  maier,  life  and  form  are  supported  by  an  implicate  domain  that  is  neither  energy  or  maier,  that  is  everywhere  exis3ng  having  no  physical  dimension,  the  very  root  of  all  that  is.    

•  Creator's  Realm  Coherent  Space  Principled  Intelligence.  From  out  of  this  arises  all  that  is.  

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Life  inherent  as  the  very  Source  of  Deep  Field  Crea3on  is  Infinitely  Alive  and  Emerges  naturally  and  spontaneously  when  condi3ons  are  met.      When  condi3ons  are  on  the  edge  of  chaos,  maximum  stability  coupled  with  maximum  novel  spontaneity  then  life  as  pure  intelligence  naturally  arises  from  the  very  ground  of  space  through  dimensional  densifica3on  of  the  Prior.  This  is  Dynamic  Satvic    Presence.    The  frameless  is  a  projec3on  of  dimensional  space.  The  denser  the  harmonic  mass  the  more  conscious  the  life.    

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Ordering  the  field  of  poten3al  ini3ates  reordering  of  harmonic  wavepairs.  The  binding  of  form  is  released  through  Holo’Dimensional  expression.  Holo’Space  Expression  radiates  informa3on  as  Sustained  Intelligence.  

Poten3al  converges  from  hyperspace  complexity  while  energy  flow  diverges  from  surface  space  as  Shak3  negentropic  Crea3ve  Space  as  Coherent  syntropy  transmutes  Subjec3ve  Ground.  

Harmonic  resonant  space  rela3ons  are  themselves  densifying  lifetronic  fields.  Holo’Art  can  help  syntropically  from  Source  organize  the  randomized  energies  of  the  viewer  giving  rise  to  coherence  effects  such  as  visionary  insights  and  levita3on.  

Gravita3onal  effects  through  Holo’Space  airac3on  can  be  engineered  as  an  induc3on  of  Coherent-­‐Shak3.    Scalar  Field  propulsion  arises  without  a  material  reac3on  medium.  

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Art  is  about  Space  

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Detail  of  Life  Emerging  from  Art  

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Wheelwork  of  Crea3on  

•  Ar3sts  will  succeed  in  aiaching  art  to  the  very  wheelwork  of  Crea3on.  Art  will  access  the  power  that  is  obtainable  everywhere.  

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Holo’Space  Understanding  Point  to  

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Holo’Dimensional  Compared  to  Fractal  Space  

Frac3onal  Dimension  such  as  2.34  

More  than  2  dimensions  and  less  than  3  

Example  are  the  surface  of  a  cloud  

Used  in  CGI  to  mimic  reality  

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Fractal  Form  •  Fractal  Space  formally  did  not  exist  as  part  of  human  

consciousness  un3l  the  first  images  in  1975  by  Mandelbrot.  Since  then  it  has  impacted  and  transformed  nearly  every  science.  Fractal  Space  has  shown  up  from  the  cosmic  to  the  atomic.  Fractal  complexity  is  created  with  only  a  few  bits  of  code,  z2  +  C.  

•  New  Space  open  new  fields  of  science.  •  Biology  for  example  

–  Bronchial  branching  – Urinary  collec3ng  system  –  Biliary  duct  in  liver  – Network  of  special  fibers  in  the  heart  to  carry  electric  current  

•  Before  Fractal  geometry  it  was  only  Euclidian  geometry  or  hyperspace  Euclidian  geometry.  Plane  and  solid  geometry.  

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The path of involution of Soul and Evolution of Soul as Kundalini is its reflection as an Embodied Evolutionary Field. "

Science  is  driving  a  planetary  disorder.  Art  reflects  this.  Art  has  spiraled  into  devolu3on  of  disassocia3on  and  devalua3on  without  any  clear  socially  coherent  vision.    

Modernist  and  post-­‐modernist  art  side  along  with  pop-­‐culture  relentlessly  descend  into  ever-­‐greater  depths  of  vulgarity,  mirroring  the  schizophrenic  loss  of  the  sacred  view.  

Degenera3on  of  values  based  art  and  science  separate  disciplines  and  value  systems  not  mutually  interac3ve.  

The  reversal  of  world  values  toward  the  Earth  as  sacred  Source-­‐created  will  not  be  halted.  A  evolu3onary  dialec3c  operates  by  principles  of  self-­‐transcendence.  

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Hyper’Classical  Arts    

Hyper’Classical  Art  originates  order  through  the  Reappearance  of  Crea3on.  Hyper’Classical  Tools  explore  science  and  philosophy  to  gain  insight  into  the  nature  of  Existence.  

Hyper’Dimensional  Art  expresses  alchemical  living  presences  and  crea3ve  ecologies.  Through  Space  and  Poten3al,  the  nature  of  Life  and  Crea3on.  

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Changing  Human  Landscape  

Vision  proceeds  Manifesta3on  -­‐  Art  Proceeds  Science  The  ar3st  visions  a  basis  for  new  sciences  and  mathema3cs,  

philosophy,  spirituality,  economics  and  art  to  the  culture  through  inhabi3ng  new  space.  Art  is  space  and  the  feelings  and  understandings  revealed  through  space.  From  new  comprehensions  of  space  come  new  sciences,  economics,  philosophies,  technologies.    

From  fixed  view  Renascence  space  came  Newton.  From  Fractal  Space  have  come  thousands  of  new  applica3ons.    

True  ar3sts  absorb  and  advance  scien3fic  and  mathema3cal  development  through  revealing  new  visions  of  space.  They  alter  the  form  of  subjec3ve  mind  causing  structural  changes  to  the  cultural  commons.  

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Source  of  Art  The  sense  of  what  is  actually  the  source  of  the  beau3ful  has  been  lost.  The  essence  and  source  of  art  is  Love.  

Architectural  structure  and  func3on  are  not  the  basis  of  art.  True  art  is  par3cipatory.  

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Art  as  Commodity  

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Roots  of  Culture  Advancement  

Unbinding  Space  Awareness  is  the  basis  of  cultural  advancement.  The  more  bound  the  space,  the  more  bound  the  mind,  the  more  bound  the  mind  the  more  karma  binds,  the  more  locked  down  our  current  of  spiritual  evolu3on,  the  more  bound  our  crea3ve  freedom,  the  more  bound  is  our  recep3on  of  the  Desire  of  Source.  

Hyper’Classical  Art  awakens  new  energy  sources  transduced  coherent  fields  of  freeness.  We  can  extract  life  energies  through  the  precipita3on  of  Space.  

Hyper’Classical  Art  expresses  principles  of  non-­‐dual  Coherent  Space.    

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History  through  Parallel  Lines  

– Romans  did  not  realize  that  parallel  lines  converge  in  the  distance.  

– Renaissance  Ar3sts/scien3st  realized  that  parallel  lines  appear  to  converge  in  distance.    

– Renaissance  Ar3sts/scien3st  did  not  realize  that  parallel  lines  really  do  converge  in  infinity.  

– Parallel  lines  are  fields  that  emerge  and  converge.  – Modern  ar3sts  do  not  realize  that  parallel  lines  can  converge  and  diverge  through  many  dimensions  in  all  direc3ons.  

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Progression  of  Art  Roman/ancient  world  -­‐    tac3le  muscular  flat  Space    3  Dimensional  renaissance  art  Single  Space  Projec3ve  geometric  space    4  Dimensional  –  Cubism  Subjec3ve  Space  –  Dadaist,  Surrealists,  Expressionism  Rela3vity  space  –  Cubism  Visionary  –  Subjec3ve  expression  of  higher  or  other  dimensions  Monstrous  Forms  –  Koch  Etc  Fractal  Space  –  Infinitely  Complex  FormFractal  space  was  never  real  to  the  

culture  un3l  Mandelbrot  produced  the  first  piece  of  fractal  art  inaugura3ng  a  new  comprehension  of  space.      

Holo’Dimensional  Space  –  Mul3ples  of  Simultaneous  Space  Impressionism  –  Simultaneous  Space  Cubism  –  Subject/Ground  Space  Holo’Space  –  Infinitely  Complex  Sacred  Space      

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Ancient  Roman  Percep8on  of  Space  

Roman  art  was  muscular  and  tac3le.  A  space    showing  a  predisposi3on  towards  physicality.  In  Roman  art,  objects  close  by  have  dimensionality.  The  further  away  the  space,  the  flaier  the  space  becomes.  

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“Three  Fates”  

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Renaissance  Art    •  The  space  our  minds  inhabit  was  constructed  by  ar3sts  5  hundred  years  ago.  This  is  single  point  Euclidean  Space.  

•  Space  as  something  exis3ng  apart  from  objects  did  not  exist  before  this.  Renaissance  has  become  our  space.    

•  Alber3,  Leonbarsta  and  others  saw  that  triangles  are  projec3ons  of  a  single  3-­‐D  Pyramid  according  to  Euclidean  principles.  

•  This  led  to  the  physics  of  Newton  and  others  mapping  the  movement  of  objects  through  empty  space.  Ac3on  at  a  distance  is  a  mystery.  

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Tradi3onal  Representa3ve  Art  

Material  Space  is  the  basis  to  express  Subjec3ve  Space.  This  what  we  in  the  west  consider  proper  art  for  centuries.    

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Monet  Realized  to  Express    •  In  his  studies  of  nature  he  realized  that  renaissance  space  is  inadequate  to  show  mul3ple  and  simultaneous  space.  

•  More  than  one  object  in  the  same  space  at  once.  Spa3al  layering.  

•  Three  dimensional  Euclidean  space  is  arbitrary  and  “corrupted”  with  point  of  view.  and  is  inadequate  to  express  simultaneous  rela3vity  space  and  frame.  

•  Monet  saw  the  interpenetra3on  of  mul3ple  different  spaces.  The  surface  of  the  pond,  the  space  below  the  surface  of  the  water  and  the  sky  with  clouds  reflected.  More  than  one  space  is  in  the  same  frame  at  once.      

•  Interpenetra3ng  Space  was  new  to  the  western  experience.    

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Subjec3ve  Space  Art  Movements  “The  Scream”  

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Pre-­‐Renaissance  Space  

S3ll  flat  in  the  distance.  Man  is  the  center  of  crea3on.  

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Subjec8ve  Collec8ve  Space  of  the  Social  changes  of  the  8me  Van  Gogh  

Van  Gogh  rendered  collec3ve  space.  He  rendered  the  Subjec3ve  Space  of  the  changing  age  around  him:  the  loosening  of  the  connec3on  to  the  land  and  the  movement  to  a  factory  mercan3le  world  with  its  hopelessness.  In  a  number  of  his  works  he  was  trying  to  render  the  subjec3ve  space  of  the  changing  of  the  ages  around  him.  Of  especial  interest  was  the  loose  of  the  connect  to  the  land  and  the  movement  to  a  factory  mercan3le  world  and  the  hopelessness  that  came  with  that.  

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Cezanne  Landscape  

•  Neuro  Scien3st    

• What  impressions  look  like  before  processed  into  concept  

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Art  Manifestos  of  the  20th  century  

The  first  art  manifesto  of  the  20th  century  was  introduced  with  the  Futurists  in  Italy  in  1909  and  readily  taken  up  by  the  Vor3cists,  Dadaists  and  the  Surrealists  aher  them.    

The  period  up  to  World  War  II  created  what  are  s3ll  the  best  known  manifestos.  Although  they  never  stopped  being  issued,  other  media  such  as  the  growth  of  broadcas3ng  tended  to  sideline  such  declara3ons.  Due  to  the  internet  there  has  been  a  resurgence  of  the  form,  and  many  new  manifestos  have  appeared  to  a  worldwide  audience.    

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Cubism  Around  the  turn  of  the  20th  century,  ar3sts  became  deeply  interested  in  expressing  the  4-­‐dimensional  nature  of  the  world  and  sought  to  discover  this  through  the  study  of  the  direct  principles  of  form.    

Cubism  was  at  first  an  inquiry  into  the  principles  behind  form  and  space,  fourth  dimensional  space  as  it  interfaces  with  percep3on.  The  result  of  their  explora3ons  was  a  transforma3on  of  the  frame-­‐space.  The  structuring  of  rela3onships  between  percep3on  and  form  within  the  frame-­‐space  was  their  method  of  discovery.  It  was  an  explora3on  into  principles  of  form,  the  structuring  of  rela3onships  exis3ng  between  percep3on  and  form  and  their  rela3onships.  This  was  a  discovery  and  an  altering  of  our  percep3on  of  form  with  its  space.  Like  Buddhis3c  Space,  form  and  space  are  inseparable.  

   

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Futurism  Futurism  (Italian:  Futurismo)  was  an  ar3s3c  and  social  movement  that  originated  in  Italy  in  the  early  20th  century.  It  emphasized  and  glorified  themes  associated  with  contemporary  concepts  of  the  future,  including  speed,  technology,  youth  and  violence,  and  objects  such  as  the  car,  the  airplane  and  the  industrial  city.  It  was  largely  an  Italian  phenomenon,  though  there  were  parallel  movements  in  Russia,  England  and  elsewhere.  

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Surface  of  the  Art  

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Surface  as  Art  Movement  –  No  projec3on    

Malevich’s  Supremacist  Composi3on-­‐  White  on  White  

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Post-­‐Modern  Art    Post-­‐Modern  art  expresses  and  embodies  ego-­‐based  society.    

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Visionary  Space  •  Visionary  language  has  been  trapped  in  the  context  of  Material  Space.  

•  Coherent  Space  is  the  fundamental  source  of  Visionary  Space  making  it  part  of  our  collec3ve  reality.  

•  True  ar3sts  absorb  and  advance  scien3fic  and  mathema3cal  developments  through  expressions  of  space.  They  render  and  emit  these  to  the  cultural  commons.  Structural  changes  to  subjec3ve  space  and  cultural  landscapes  occur.  

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Visionary  Art  •  Seeking  for  an  inner  vision  of  a  higher  world  is  largely  the  purpose  of  this  art.  Where  a  higher  dimension  is  sought  it  is  s3ll  through  a  subjec3ve  projec3on.  

•  The  post  postmodern  visionary  ar3st  expresses  space  that  embodies  their  vision  of  the  spiritual  and  sacred  realms  or  service  found  through  myriad  methods  for  enhancing  visionary  and  imagina3ve  facili3es.    

•  The  art  of  the  visionary  ar3st  is  s3ll  an  extension  of  the  ar3st’s  subjec3ve  perceptual  Space  however  super-­‐Consciousness  it  is.  –       53  

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Visionary  Art  Path  •  True  Visionary  ar3sts  seek  to  discover  and  express  the  greater  dimension  of  existence.  

•  Hyper’Classical  Art  includes  the  Visionary  ar3st’s  path  and  expands  its  possibili3es  and  methods.  

•  Qubism  is  visionary,  but  the  visionary  expression  does  not  arise  from  the  Subjec3ve  Space  of  the  ar3st.  From  the  connec3on  of  the  Subjec3ve  Space  of  the  Viewer  to  the  Coherent  Space  of  Source.  

•  Mul3ple  spaces  as  simultaneous  gestalts.    54  

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First  Image  of  Fractal  Space  

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Art  is  a  Sacred  Ac3vity    Art  has  become  entertainment,  a  way  to  express  one’s  mental  

contents.  That’s  no  culture,  to  glorify  and  gorify  the  very  source  of  suffering,  the  bound  mind.  With  no  center,  no  society,  no  necessity  for  the  ar3st.  In  our  3me  there’s  no  cultural  or  social  order  to  the  arts.  They  are  secondary  to  daily  living.  

Ar3sts  embody  the  failure  of  the  social  order  to  transmit  an  inspira3on  to  transcend  one’s  toxic  mind,  to  master  one’s  wholeness.  Providing  social  order  valued  by  others  has  intrinsic  fundamental  value.    

Sacred  Art  is  not  just  decora3on,  but  is  part  of  the  sacred  purpose  of  the  community.  Art  was  originally  a  sacred  ac3vity,  generated  within  a  sacred  culture.  

Sacred  Art  presents  something  that  is  beau3ful  to  people  invoking  cultural  par3cipa3on.      

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Holo’Art  

Holo’Art  applies  to  living  and  non-­‐living,  the  micro  and  macrocosmic  levels  and  the  psychic  realm.  Qubism  can  be  applied  to  culture,  economics  and  poli3cs  as  an  unified  whole  with  no  dividing  different  fields  of  ac3vity  and  knowledge.  

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Art  must  Generate  Love  

Art  depends  on  the  ability  of  the  viewer  to  feel  love  rela3ve  to  the  presented  expression.    

The  art  must  generate  love.  It  must  evoke  a  par3cipatory  feeling.    

If  it  frustrates  love,  or  doesn’t  allow  it,  or  does  not  even  try  to  invoke  it,  then  it’s  not  art  really.    

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The  surface  of  the  conduit  (art)  embodies  a  frameless  field,  a  projector  and  Projec3on  of  Space.    

The  viewed  surface  Is  a  projector  of  complex  dimensional  space.  By  building  and  breaking  and  evolving  the  space  dimensionally,  complex  harmonic  resonance  is  generated  and  amplified.    

The  flow  of  informa3on  poten3al  Is  conserved  in  the  complex  space  but  liberated  through  the  surface  projector  viewer  transduced  ac3va3on.  

Holo’Qubism  reveals  what  is  Prior.  

This  is  a  nega3ve  resistor  effect,  a  negentropic  AND  syntropic  reordering  of  the  surface  space  poten3al.  

The  dipole  field  of  the  complex  space  ini3ates  harmonic  densifica3on.  Energy  organizing  is  entropic  decrease.  New  Life  manifests  from  the  Substrate  of  Consciousness.  

Holo’Space  Reveals  What  is  Prior  

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Stages  of  Art  Ins3nc3ve  

Subjec3ve  Perspec3ve  Representa3onal  

Objec3ve  Perspec3ve  Forma3ve  

  Principles  of  Form  Principle  of  Dimensionality  Archetypal  Qubism  

Form  of  Principle  Meta'Synthe3cal  

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Divine  Art    

Releases  consciousness  from  iden3fica3on  with  differen3ated  awareness    

Transla3on  of  the  Human  Psyche  into  the  state  where  self-­‐centeredness  as  conven3onally  understood,  disappears.  

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Real  Space  in  Modern  Communica3ons  

In  Shak3  Space  all  points  are  connected  to  every  other  point.  Modern  media  are  wormholes  connec3ng  all  points  to  every  other  point.    

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Holo’Space  in  Art  

– Art  can  be  used  for  scien3fic,  philosophical,  spiritual  and  crea3ve  research  and  discovery  

– Hyper’Classical  Art  uses  tools  of  art    •  To  explore  more  deeply  to  understand  science  and  philosophy  

•  To  gain  insight  into  the  nature  of  Existence  and  Space  and  Poten3al  

•  To  explore  the  nature  of  life  as  the  nature  of  Crea3on.  – Space  as  Life  expresses  through  four  domains  of  Space.  Thus  understanding  of  Space  is  fundamental  to  our  understanding  of  Subjec3ve  Life.  

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Seven Ages of Globalizing Civilization

•  "Classical Age"•  "Post-Classical Age"•  "Pre-modern Age"•  "Modern Age"•  "Postmodern Age"•  "Trans'Modern Age"•  "Hyper'Classical Age"

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Hyper’Classical  Art  and  Style  Frameless Universal Trans'Globalized Context "Omni'Scalar Orientation"Lifetronic Non-relativistic Hyperdimensionality"Meta-Synthetical Star'Net Imagustry, image industry"Circuit Structure Energy Ring Temples of Spiralic Resurrection, Spiricles

Flux"Meraba Grid Vidia Cathedrals"Syn'Optic Principled Intelligence"Good of The Whole Syntropic Natural Enlightened Aristocracy "Isomorphic Mutualization"Multidimensional and Simultaneous Self Sealed Hermetic Wholeness "Holo'Graphic Harmonic Fractalism"Synthesis and Fusion with Open Spontaneous Novelty"Significance oriented"Holo'Lectic and Omni'Lectic Logic base"The 50 Million Year Old Child, Reva-Relational Compassion"Focus Singularities, Explicate/Inplicate/Transplicate Co'Union"

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Cultural Synthesis " " "

Aesthe3cs  is  The  Merger  of  Spiritual  Materialism  as  Art-­‐Science  Philosophy  

    Transmuta3onal  Transcending  Divine  Love       Solar  Psyddhis       Electronic  Tribal  Christening       Designs  of  Sacred  Social  Context       Regenera3ve  Enlightened  Co-­‐evolu3on       Nourishing  Paierns  of  Resonance       Holo'Theurgic  Fractal  Evolu3on       Revealed  Eternal  Now  Hardwire       Beyond  Dura3on  and  Space       Crea3on  as  Form  in  Persistence  with  definite  Rhythms  that  are  on-­‐

repe33ve  Cyclo-­‐Spiralic  in  nature       Will  of  Divine  is  the  Materializing  Power.  Our  goal  is  to  be  thus  Possessed       Trans’Immanence  Changeless  Transience    

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Healing  Power  of  Holo’Dimensional  Art  

• We  don’t  experience  all  that  is  real.  In  the  modern  conven3onal,  the  consensus,  maier  IS  reality.  The  things  that  really  exist  are  bits  of  maier.  Energy  exists  as  it  acts  on  maier  but  space  itself  is  not  real.  It  is  only  the  backdrop  to  maier  

•  Holo’Space  realiza3on  frees  us  from  the  consensus  that  maier  is  Reality  or  is  only  Reality.  

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Holo’Space  

All  that  happens  in  one  place  happens  in  all  other  places.  All  that  happened  in  one  3me  happens  in  all  3me  thereaher.    

Nothing  and  everything  is  local.  All  Space  is  global  and  cosmic.  The  most  cosmic  is  the  most  local  to  Now.  

The  Mem  of  All  extends  to  all  places  and  all  3mes.    

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Space  Is  the  Most  Fundamental  of  all  Elements  

That  space  is  empty  and  passive  is  the  general  viewpoint  contradicted  by  new  science.  

New  science  says  that  Space  is  the  most  fundamental  of  all  elements.  

Maier  is  semi-­‐stable  clumping  of  energy  vortexes  springing  from  Mother  Space,  a  waveform  disturbance  in  the  connec3ng  field,  memory  of  the  metaverse,  a  cloud  of  dark  light  in  the  Coherent  Sky.    

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Hyper’Classical  Art    

•  Hyper’Classical  art  evokes  par3cipa3on  by  the  viewer  by  involving  the  observer.    

•  Avoiding  par3cipation  degrades  the  viewer.    

•  Hyper’Classical  art  heals,  restores  equilibrium,  regenerates  well-­‐being  and  can  trigger  spiritual  awakening.    

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Hyper’Classical  Ar3st  expresses  the  Sacred  

The  Hyper’Classical  Ar3st  expresses  the  sacred.    He  causes  others  to  par3cipate  in  manifest  reality  as  self-­‐transcendent  ecstasy.  Hyper’Classical  art  invites  self-­‐transcendence  enabling  the  viewer  to  transcend  themselves.  

When  the  culture  and  poli3cs  are  harmonious  and  in  sacred  associa3on  true  art  appears.  Where  the  sacred  is  absent,  then  the  best  art  can  do  is  meditate  on  the  beau3ful  and  bring  people  to  feel  that.  But  there  is  nothing  beau3ful  without  love.    

True  art  is  a  sacred  performance,  an  act  of  love.  And  the  highest  sacred  performance  can  only  occur  in  a  sacred  serng  with  a  sacred  culture  and  sacred  society,  transcending  egoity.    

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