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Sacred Geometry Inspired by Ancient Patterns and Cosmic Curiosity Shelley Beaumont’s Crop Circle mosaics explore the geometry, symmetry, and energetic intelligence found in historical crop circle formations. These works combine gemstones, mirror, art glass, and repeating circular patterns to create dimensional pieces that feel both ancient and futuristic. The shifting light and reflective surfaces invite viewers into an interactive experience that encourages stillness, curiosity, and heightened awareness. Many collectors and consultants choose Crop Circle pieces for meditation rooms, healing centers, and wellness environments because the patterns promote calm, resonance, and a sense of cosmic order. Each work is meticulously crafted in Minneapolis using the artist’s signature blend of sacred geometry, color theory, and mineral-based energy.

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7017 - The Portal of Atlantis

$8750.00

Mixed Media Mosaic Sculpture 21.5" x 21.5" A single crystalline dome sits at the center of three concentric circles, each containing nine domes. This structure reflects the sacred geometries of three and nine, symbols of harmony, completion, and the creative pulse of the universe. The work is crafted with genuine Swarovski® crystal, Czech glass, turquoise, and copper. These materials create a dialogue between water, sky, and earth while refracting light in shifting patterns. When viewed closely, the domes appear to align and turn like a multidimensional gyroscope. This gentle sense of motion creates a portal effect that invites the viewer into a space between matter and vibration. One person who experienced the piece described a feeling of “home calling” and connected that sensation to Andromeda. The sculpture carries the memory of Atlantis while opening toward the expansive and spacious energy often associated with Andromedan consciousness.

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7008 - The Cosmo's Like to Play Too!

$1700

Size: 21" x 21" “The cosmos like to play, too” is a lighthearted exploration of my own cosmic curiosity. The geometry seems less like a mechanical diagram of something 3D and more like the universe spinning its own game wheel. The inspiration comes from a 2010 crop circle formation near Liddington Castle, reminding us of an ancient energy that we are being asked to remember. Some viewers see familiar shapes or everyday references, but for me this design does not belong there. This piece feels like I caught the universe in a moment of whimsy. The geometry is not rigid. It feels curious and delighted with itself. The complementary colors of orange and blue create a horizon of playful rays of cosmic light and set the stage for a planetary game. Small spheres seem to drift and hover as if they are waiting for the next move. The entire composition feels alive, as if something beyond the scene is experimenting with light, pattern, and possibility. The formation also suggests a double horizon. One I vaguely recognize and one I feel. It is as if I am standing at the meeting point between the physical world and an energetic dimension. On one hand I see a horizon, a beach ball, or the inside of a hot air balloon. On the other, I feel as if I am about to enter a portal of upward movement and a vibrational activation. It feels as if an energetic upgrade is imminent. What do you see and feel?

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7004 - The Moon Map

$5900

A new series based on the geometry found in crop circles. Size: 25.75" x 25.75" - Hand Milled and Stained Maple Wood Frame Location: Windmill HIll, UK 2009 An amazing piece pushing my artistic curiosity into the geometry found in crop circles. This astral design has intrigued me for years and when I learned to draw the design I knew it had to be rendered into a mosaic. It appears to me to be a lunar map of sorts…or perhaps a door to a cosmic portal we mere mortals cannot access? Made with glass and mirror, gold, adorned with pure copper, and finished with a beautiful encaustic wax painting treatment.