This is geometry encoded in ancient luminous gold and materials made from the four earthly elements. The design is a crop circle formation first drawn by hand in a sacred geometry class during the days when we were all home. Beautifully rendered using only 24-carat Orsoni gold smalti. The design is two toroidal spirals nesting and overlapping, creating a 3D effect for caught mid-rotation against a field of ancient encaustic wax and vintage genuine Swarovski crystal stars. The dark cosmic background includes a pop of copper-pigmented metallic encaustic wax surfacing at the edges of gold hinting to the viewer that a nebula is behind the flying objects. How do we know? The star field of shimmering crystals are the clue. 21.5 × 21.5 inches. Wedi board. Unframed. Priced at $33,333 - the frequency of the Master Teacher
Something passed over. Close enough to leave a mark.
Flyby is built from two interlocking spiral forms, each pulling toward its own gold center, set in 24 carat Orsoni smalti against an encaustic ground. The smalti carries over a thousand years of sacred architectural history in its body. The encaustic is one of the oldest paint mediums known. The materials are not decorative choices. They are part of the argument the piece is making.
The source is a crop circle formation. The geometry is Fibonacci. The same ratio that builds a nautilus, a galaxy arm, a storm system. This piece does not illustrate the formation. It continues the conversation the formation started, in gold, at the scale of something you can stand in front of and feel.
