Invisible Visible

Radiolaria-An Architectural Wonder is a vision of what grown buildings could look like. Imagine if we could grow materials like nature does from a seed to a tree. Could we embody organic forms into our built cultural icons? Could this drive a new wave of kinship for nature as we learn to build like biology?

evoL sI sihT : This is Love backwards explores human connection as it is visualized through the lens of Artificial Intelligence. Using NLP AI algorithm GPT2 tuned to old love letters, the artist generates text that is then used to generate visuals in VQGAN. Through this process the artist questions 'What is Love?' and how do the technologies of our time change our relationship to such an abstract and human concept. 

This is the way I love. With love. With the energy of my heart. With the smile of my heart.

evoL sI sihT : This is Love backwards explores human connection as it is visualized through the lens of Artificial Intelligence. Using NLP AI algorithm GPT2 tuned to old love letters, the artist generates text that is then used to generate visuals in VQGAN. Through this process the artist questions 'What is Love?' and how do the technologies of our time change our relationship to such an abstract and human concept.

I love so much. I love the feeling of pain and the pain of love. I love the uncertainty of love. I love the uncertainty of being loved. I love the uncertainty of falling in love.

evoL sI sihT : This is Love backwards explores human connection as it is visualized through the lens of Artificial Intelligence. Using NLP AI algorithm GPT2 tuned to old love letters, the artist generates text that is then used to generate visuals in VQGAN. Through this process the artist questions 'What is Love?' and how do the technologies of our time change our relationship to such an abstract and human concept.

It's a beautiful thing when you love the way you do. And when there is uncertainty and uncertainty accompanied by joy and uncertainty accompanied by pain, then peace and then joy and then sorrow. And it's not just me. It's all around you. Be it your body, your soul, your mind, your heart, your breath, your hair, your nails, your lips, your smile, or whatever you are, there is life within. Out there somewhere deep within me I am, and I am creating.

Exploring entropy and syntropy as ways of understanding human experience in terms of perception (senses), cognition (mind), emotion (heart), and action (body).

As we store unprocessed trauma in our bodies, dancing and other somatic practices offer a direct route to uncovering our repressed potentials. Dance Magic facilitates the uncovering and the reintegration of these potentials. Scroll through the video series to engage in Dance Magic, a ritual that catalyzes shadow integration. Four moves: Shake, See, Move and Be prompt you to discover different aspects of self, using intentional movements. 

Video Series:
1. A brief overview video (~20 seconds)
2. Shake: Shaking releases tension and reluctance. 
3. See: Seeing summons an unknown from within ourselves
4. Move: Moving is an expression of the newly discovered shadow element.
5. Be: Being is an acceptance of how one is and feels as one expresses the shadow element.
6. The song is performed, inviting viewers to engage in the ritual.

Exploring entropy and syntropy as ways of understanding human experience in terms of perception (senses), cognition (mind), emotion (heart), and action (body).

Exploring entropy and syntropy as ways of understanding human experience in terms of perception (senses), cognition (mind), emotion (heart), and action (body).

Exploring entropy and syntropy as ways of understanding human experience in terms of perception (senses), cognition (mind), emotion (heart), and action (body).

Exploring entropy and syntropy as ways of understanding human experience in terms of perception (senses), cognition (mind), emotion (heart), and action (body).

We are building a graphic representation aligning human morphology to the six-element energy model, exploring form/function relationships through the geometry of the Merkabah.  This is probably going to be a 2D animation.

Tricksters trick us into fears, yet that is a great opportunity to encounter our fears and to learn from them. There is no good reason not to look at them and confront them within ourselves. Lets start by meeting one of them and see how Gloom Heliophobe reveals itself, even though it is afraid to come out of its cave.

Tricksters trick us into fears, yet that is a great opportunity to encounter our fears and to learn from them. There is no good reason not to look at them and confront them within ourselves. Lets start by meeting one of them and see how Gloom Heliophobe reveals itself, even though it is afraid to come out of its cave.

evoL sI sihT : This is Love backwards explores human connection as it is visualized through the lens of Artificial Intelligence. Using NLP AI algorithm GPT2 tuned to old love letters, the artist generates text that is then used to generate visuals in VQGAN. Through this process the artist questions 'What is Love?' and how do the technologies of our time change our relationship to such an abstract and human concept.

When you're in the red Your lips curl as you read this To me you look like you When I wish I could be you I feel the pressure of your fingers tingling my core I feel your lips pressed tightly against mine It hurts when I feel your lips against mine And it hurts when I don't feel them

Sprites of Meadowlands is an online contributory augmented audio platform where participants can engage and record their stories to envision future world scenarios.
The platform developed from an exploration game set in hidden green spaces in the city. Playing with what is hidden and what is shown, the project questions your perception of reality and social practices in the city. 

3D printed Radiolaria, a microscopic sea creature. 

Acrylic on canvas painting of Radiolaria, a microscopic sea creature. 

3D printed Radiolaria, a microscopic sea creature. 

Right now, we are in the midst of a significant evolution and expansion of Consciousness on GAIA. By adding a noode, a node on the noosphere, our New Awareness and Appreciation innergizes the evolving Noosphere, creating the intention and container for more evolutionary consciousness to flow into ourselves, and into our Planet, raising the collective consciousness of All, into Harmony and Unity.

This Gift for Gaia is a Garden of Wholeness embedded in the Sacred Leylines of Sedona, Arizona, imbued with the healing awareness of Wholeness, the medicine of our times, and brought to us on Gaia by the Angel of Wholeness, of Unity. 

It is a template and invitation for Others to create new noodes across the Planet.

Tricksters trick us into fears, yet that is a great opportunity to encounter our fears and to learn from them. There is no good reason not to look at them and confront them within ourselves. Lets start by meeting one of them and see how Gloom Heliophobe reveals itself, even though it is afraid to come out of its cave.

An experiment using vZome to create the shapes and Blender to build the regular platonic solids with color and transparent faces.

A model built in vZome and exported to Blender to demonstrate the relationships between the so-called Platonic solids when the faces are removed and the edges are intersecting to reveal shared vertexes. I did not know that diagonals of the dodecahedron (violet) form the hexahedron (yellow), although I had recently learned that the diagonals of the hexahedron form the tetrahedron (red). The octahedron (blue) touches the edges of the hexahedron. The icosahedron (green) provides the necessary structure for the dodecahedron. Without triangles, there is no structure.

Triangulated Icosidodecahedron, Triangulated Icosahedron, and Deodecahedron

Spend some time in the HeArt of our Meditative Arts and Artivism (Art+Artivsim) Garden. Become enveloped by vibrant Living Wall Murals while listening to a relaxing soundscape.

This Garden was created to help you drop into a relaxed, meditative, and creative space. I invite you to explore the beautiful murals, take a walk along the forest path, make your way under a canopy of healing crystals, and have a quiet moment of integration and reflection by the water. 

Each Living Wall exhibits 4 mixed-media mural paintings. These murals are some of the murals that were installed at the World Trade Center in Portland, Oregon in summer of 2020. Shanita King was commissioned to both create artwork and help curate the artwork of additional artists for the 3 building spaces. King had the opportunity to share 11 pieces with the intention of sharing positivity, unity, and bringing visual awareness to some important social justice topics of conversation. Some of the social justice may be sensitive, time for aftercare and private reflection is encouraged. 

During this time, we were in the early phases of pandemic and in the midst of the largest civil rights movement in history.  Several people shared images of King's artwork on social media, and often reflected the peaceful and positive feelings the received from the presence of this artwork during that time. 

This artwork is a reflection of King’s a deep release and healing some of the emotional wounds they were facing during this time….wounds we all were facing. On that path to healing, some of the artwork also depicts positive affirmations to help raise our collective vibration with self-love and unity.

Elemental Merkabah


The Life-Pot, The Body Museum; 
with 24-hour clock, organs and elemental relations 

We want to present the aligning human morphology to the
six-element energy model, exploring form/function relationships through the geometry of the Merkabah. It is a 3d model of human body and all element related organs with a 6 elemental Merkabah. Welcome to the Body museum.
and 6 element energy model.
Life is a matter of oscillating energies of yin and yang promoting each other.

This is a multi-disciplinary installation by award winning contemporary eco-folk artist, poet, and Climate Justice advocate Neha Misra. The installation weaves regenerative treescapes of art, poetry, and bird sounds inspired by spiritual, ecological, mythological, biological, futurist earth visions of tree wisdom. Sacred intergenerational trees of Neha's Indian Heritage as well as those of her immigrant adopted tree house home on the Turtle island inspire this installation. The center Banyan tree piece in the room has been made in collaboration with Design Science Studio 3D artist par excellence Julian Ramirez who made a 2d painting come alive in multi-dimensional space with his magic. The visitors enter an expansive tree world that invites reconnecting with our own roots and tree of life stories as a source of private, collective, planetary healing. 

This showcase gives an overview of how Mayan elders create a fire ceremony. This particular fire was held on Saturday March 12, 2022 to honor the first full lunar cycle of Tata Pedro Cruz's transition.

This showcase gives an overview of how Mayan elders create a fire ceremony. This particular fire was held on Saturday March 12, 2022 to honor the first full lunar cycle of Tata Pedro Cruz's transition.

This showcase gives an overview of how Mayan elders create a fire ceremony. This particular fire was held on Saturday March 12, 2022 to honor the first full lunar cycle of Tata Pedro Cruz's transition.

This showcase gives an overview of how Mayan elders create a fire ceremony. This particular fire was held on Saturday March 12, 2022 to honor the first full lunar cycle of Tata Pedro Cruz's transition.

This showcase gives an overview of how Mayan elders create a fire ceremony. This particular fire was held on Saturday March 12, 2022 to honor the first full lunar cycle of Tata Pedro Cruz's transition.

This showcase gives an overview of how Mayan elders create a fire ceremony. This particular fire was held on Saturday March 12, 2022 to honor the first full lunar cycle of Tata Pedro Cruz's transition.

This showcase gives an overview of how Mayan elders create a fire ceremony. This particular fire was held on Saturday March 12, 2022 to honor the first full lunar cycle of Tata Pedro Cruz's transition.

This showcase gives an overview of how Mayan elders create a fire ceremony. This particular fire was held on Saturday March 12, 2022 to honor the first full lunar cycle of Tata Pedro Cruz's transition.

the song is from 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gpdn13HL9vI

This is a multi-disciplinary installation by award winning contemporary eco-folk artist, poet, and Climate Justice advocate Neha Misra. The installation weaves regenerative treescapes of art, poetry, and bird sounds inspired by spiritual, ecological, mythological, biological, futurist earth visions of tree wisdom. Sacred intergenerational trees of Neha's Indian Heritage as well as those of her immigrant adopted tree house home on the Turtle island inspire this installation. The center Banyan tree piece in the room has been made in collaboration with Design Science Studio 3D artist par excellence Julian Ra who made a 2d painting come alive in multi-dimensional space with his magic. The visitors enter an expansive tree world that invites reconnecting with our own roots and tree of life stories as a source of private, collective, planetary healing. 

This is a multi-disciplinary installation by award winning contemporary eco-folk artist, poet, and Climate Justice advocate Neha Misra. The installation weaves regenerative treescapes of art, poetry, and bird sounds inspired by spiritual, ecological, mythological, biological, futurist earth visions of tree wisdom. Sacred intergenerational trees of Neha's Indian Heritage as well as those of her immigrant adopted tree house home on the Turtle island inspire this installation. The center Banyan tree piece in the room has been made in collaboration with Design Science Studio 3D artist par excellence Julian Ra who made a 2d painting come alive in multi-dimensional space with his magic. The visitors enter an expansive tree world that invites reconnecting with our own roots and tree of life stories as a source of private, collective, planetary healing. 

This is a multi-disciplinary installation by award winning contemporary eco-folk artist, poet, and Climate Justice advocate Neha Misra. The installation weaves regenerative treescapes of art, poetry, and bird sounds inspired by spiritual, ecological, mythological, biological, futurist earth visions of tree wisdom. Sacred intergenerational trees of Neha's Indian Heritage as well as those of her immigrant adopted tree house home on the Turtle island inspire this installation. The center Banyan tree piece in the room has been made in collaboration with Design Science Studio 3D artist par excellence Julian Ra who made a 2d painting come alive in multi-dimensional space with his magic. The visitors enter an expansive tree world that invites reconnecting with our own roots and tree of life stories as a source of private, collective, planetary healing. 

This is a multi-disciplinary installation by award winning contemporary eco-folk artist, poet, and Climate Justice advocate Neha Misra. The installation weaves regenerative treescapes of art, poetry, and bird sounds inspired by spiritual, ecological, mythological, biological, futurist earth visions of tree wisdom. Sacred intergenerational trees of Neha's Indian Heritage as well as those of her immigrant adopted tree house home on the Turtle island inspire this installation. The center Banyan tree piece in the room has been made in collaboration with Design Science Studio 3D artist par excellence Julian Ra who made a 2d painting come alive in multi-dimensional space with his magic. The visitors enter an expansive tree world that invites reconnecting with our own roots and tree of life stories as a source of private, collective, planetary healing. 

This is a multi-disciplinary installation by award winning contemporary eco-folk artist, poet, and Climate Justice advocate Neha Misra. The installation weaves regenerative treescapes of art, poetry, and bird sounds inspired by spiritual, ecological, mythological, biological, futurist earth visions of tree wisdom. Sacred intergenerational trees of Neha's Indian Heritage as well as those of her immigrant adopted tree house home on the Turtle island inspire this installation. The center Banyan tree piece in the room has been made in collaboration with Design Science Studio 3D artist par excellence Julian Ra who made a 2d painting come alive in multi-dimensional space with his magic. The visitors enter an expansive tree world that invites reconnecting with our own roots and tree of life stories as a source of private, collective, planetary healing. 

This is a multi-disciplinary installation by award winning contemporary eco-folk artist, poet, and Climate Justice advocate Neha Misra. The installation weaves regenerative treescapes of art, poetry, and bird sounds inspired by spiritual, ecological, mythological, biological, futurist earth visions of tree wisdom. Sacred intergenerational trees of Neha's Indian Heritage as well as those of her immigrant adopted tree house home on the Turtle island inspire this installation. The center Banyan tree piece in the room has been made in collaboration with Design Science Studio 3D artist par excellence Julian Ra who made a 2d painting come alive in multi-dimensional space with his magic. The visitors enter an expansive tree world that invites reconnecting with our own roots and tree of life stories as a source of private, collective, planetary healing. 

This is a multi-disciplinary installation by award winning contemporary eco-folk artist, poet, and Climate Justice advocate Neha Misra. The installation weaves regenerative treescapes of art, poetry, and bird sounds inspired by spiritual, ecological, mythological, biological, futurist earth visions of tree wisdom. Sacred intergenerational trees of Neha's Indian Heritage as well as those of her immigrant adopted tree house home on the Turtle island inspire this installation. The center Banyan tree piece in the room has been made in collaboration with Design Science Studio 3D artist par excellence Julian Ra who made a 2d painting come alive in multi-dimensional space with his magic. The visitors enter an expansive tree world that invites reconnecting with our own roots and tree of life stories as a source of private, collective, planetary healing. 

Rhythm and Flow is an art video questioning the cycle of life and death. In search of a word that does not set a preference to life over death, but instead recognizes constant change in matter as it moves from one state to the next. This video was created using water color paint dripping onto a blank sheet of paper. Shape is constantly at motion with no true beginning or end. Shape is based off of the environment, in this case it is the pigments reacting to the small imperfections found on the papers surface.

Radiolaria-An Architectural Wonder is a vision of what grown buildings could look like. Imagine if we could grow materials like nature does from a seed to a tree. Could we embody organic forms into our built cultural icons? Could this drive a new wave of kinship for nature as we learn to build like biology?

Spend some time in the HeArt of our Meditative Arts and Artivism (Art+Artivsim) Garden. Become enveloped by vibrant Living Wall Murals while listening to a relaxing soundscape.

This Garden was created to help you drop into a relaxed, meditative, and creative space. I invite you to explore the beautiful murals, take a walk along the forest path, make your way under a canopy of healing crystals, and have a quiet moment of integration and reflection by the water. 

Each Living Wall exhibits 4 mixed-media mural paintings. These murals are some of the murals that were installed at the World Trade Center in Portland, Oregon in the summer of 2020. Shanita King was commissioned to both create artwork and help curate the artwork of additional artists for the 3 building spaces. King had the opportunity to share 11 pieces with the intention of sharing positivity, unity, and bringing visual awareness to some important social justice topics of conversation. Some of the social justice issues may be sensitive, time for aftercare and private reflection is encouraged. 

During this time, we were in the early phases of the pandemic and in the midst of the largest civil rights movement in history.  Several people shared images of King's artwork on social media and often reflected the peaceful and positive feelings they received from the presence of this artwork during that time. 

This artwork is a reflection of King's deep release and healing of some of the emotional wounds they were facing during this time….wounds we all were facing. On that path to healing, some of the artwork also depicts positive affirmations to help raise our collective vibration with self-love and unity.

Spend some time in the HeArt of our Meditative Arts and Artivism (Art+Artivsim) Garden. Become enveloped by vibrant Living Wall Murals while listening to a relaxing soundscape.

This Garden was created to help you drop into a relaxed, meditative, and creative space. I invite you to explore the beautiful murals, take a walk along the forest path, make your way under a canopy of healing crystals, and have a quiet moment of integration and reflection by the water. 

Each Living Wall exhibits 4 mixed-media mural paintings. These murals are some of the murals that were installed at the World Trade Center in Portland, Oregon in the summer of 2020. Shanita King was commissioned to both create artwork and help curate the artwork of additional artists for the 3 building spaces. King had the opportunity to share 11 pieces with the intention of sharing positivity, unity, and bringing visual awareness to some important social justice topics of conversation. Some of the social justice issues may be sensitive, time for aftercare and private reflection is encouraged. 

During this time, we were in the early phases of the pandemic and in the midst of the largest civil rights movement in history.  Several people shared images of King's artwork on social media and often reflected the peaceful and positive feelings they received from the presence of this artwork during that time. 

This artwork is a reflection of King's deep release and healing of some of the emotional wounds they were facing during this time….wounds we all were facing. On that path to healing, some of the artwork also depicts positive affirmations to help raise our collective vibration with self-love and unity.

Mindfulness Relaxation & Meditation Music
John Kensy Music

the song is from 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gpdn13HL9vI

Sprites of Meadowlands is an online contributory augmented audio platform where participants can engage and record their stories to envision future world scenarios.

The platform has developed from an exploration game set in hidden green spaces in the city. Playing with what is hidden and what is shown, the project questions your perception of reality and social practices in the city. 

Sprites of Meadowlands is an online contributory augmented audio platform where participants can engage and record their stories to envision future world scenarios.

The platform has developed from an exploration game set in hidden green spaces in the city. Playing with what is hidden and what is shown, the project questions your perception of reality and social practices in the city. 

Sprites of Meadowlands is an online contributory augmented audio platform where participants can engage and record their stories to envision future world scenarios.

The platform has developed from an exploration game set in hidden green spaces in the city. Playing with what is hidden and what is shown, the project questions your perception of reality and social practices in the city. 

Sprites of Meadowlands is an online contributory augmented audio platform where participants can engage and record their stories to envision future world scenarios.

The platform has developed from an exploration game set in hidden green spaces in the city. Playing with what is hidden and what is shown, the project questions your perception of reality and social practices in the city. 

Sprites of Meadowlands is an online contributory augmented audio platform where participants can engage and record their stories to envision future world scenarios.

The platform has developed from an exploration game set in hidden green spaces in the city. Playing with what is hidden and what is shown, the project questions your perception of reality and social practices in the city. 

Spend some time in the HeArt of our Meditative Arts and Artivism (Art+Artivsim) Garden. Become enveloped by vibrant Living Wall Murals while listening to a relaxing soundscape.

This Garden was created to help you drop into a relaxed, meditative, and creative space. I invite you to explore the beautiful murals, take a walk along the forest path, make your way under a canopy of healing crystals, and have a quiet moment of integration and reflection by the water. 

Each Living Wall exhibits 4 mixed-media mural paintings. These murals are some of the murals that were installed at the World Trade Center in Portland, Oregon in summer of 2020. Shanita King was commissioned to both create artwork and help curate the artwork of additional artists for the 3 building spaces. King had the opportunity to share 11 pieces with the intention of sharing positivity, unity, and bringing visual awareness to some important social justice topics of conversation. Some of the social justice may be sensitive, time for aftercare and private reflection is encouraged. 

During this time, we were in the early phases of pandemic and in the midst of the largest civil rights movement in history.  Several people shared images of King's artwork on social media, and often reflected the peaceful and positive feelings the received from the presence of this artwork during that time. 

This artwork is a reflection of King’s a deep release and healing some of the emotional wounds they were facing during this time….wounds we all were facing. On that path to healing, some of the artwork also depicts positive affirmations to help raise our collective vibration with self-love and unity.

Earth's life abundance nurtures us every day, feeds us every day, transforms into us every day. This Abundance is structured upon microscopic interactions and delicate symphonies that we can constantly explore in the natural world. Cross Polynation explores the geometry of life. By connecting and understanding these invisible forces we can ensure a world that works for 100% of life for regenerative, just and equitable futures.

Through technology, we are all hyper-connected, yet loneliness has become the disease of our time. Using biofeedback and artistic expression I offer experiences to help people connect better with themselves and others through the artistic visualization and sound of one's bio-resonance in the virtual and physical worlds. Bridging the gap between imagination and reality, my goal is to help drive technology development at the humanitarian level to help heal the world. 

Regenera Launchpad
Explore all the Regenera's virtual worlds!