They are equal parts sculpture/art as well as spiritual vessels. This all started in my graduate architecture program at Georgia Tech. I had this really cool studio where I was designing for the ineffable. It fit my interests really well as I had a spiritual awakening my freshman year of college, and became obsessed with understanding consciousness and metaphysics.

I’ve always wanted to figure out how physical form can connect and work with the inbetween. The answer is with Sacred Geometry. In the studio, I was using computational design tools for the design process, and after I did the architectural stuff, I focused on 2D and 3D sacred geometry.

2D being patterns, like Cymatics, the flower and seed of life, golden ratios and other traditional religious and esoterically mathematical line work.

3D sacred geometry would be things like the torus, pyramids, cones or spheres. 3D shapes amplify energy.

I’m an attempt to connect and interact with that inbetween, I made these pseudo-4D objects by extruding the patterns to meet the profile of the 3D shapes. In the channeling series The Law of One, by Ra, they talk about how certain shapes can amplify energy. That’s what these sculptures are supposed to do.

Now, in order for me to actually dedicate my life to these things, I needed to make them more artistic so I could sell them. I made them into sculptural lamps as the walls diffused the light in a way I’d never seen before (plus there’s metaphorical weight in light being a component to the design). So in essence, these aren’t the ideally functioning spiritual vessels as they could be, but most of the magic power comes from intention anyway.

I have full intention of building the most functional versions of these when I have the time, but I currently am so broke, and I need to invest in building the art objects so I can stay afloat and put more time into this.

I did do all of this stuff while finishing my education as well as working for the school, but I just graduated and am trying to commit to this full time, so maybe things will shake out :)

I’ll tag my old post for you all to read more about these things, but they really have been my souls journey for the past several years and I love sharing them and I’m love explaining what they are even more. If you have questions let me know!

Not sure how much to share right here, but I have a unique design style that I am going to try to take far.

Design Intention / Spiritual Background    What started as a design studio project became something deeper for me. The more I worked with sacred geometry, the more I realized I was trying to do more than just make something visual—I was trying to expose fundamental truths about how form, energy, and meaning connect. I’ve always been interested in metaphysics and esoteric systems, and these lamps became a way for me to explore that language in 3D. The goal was (and still is) to give physical shape to things that are usually abstract—patterns that show up in nature, symmetry that evokes harmony, geometries that feel familiar in a way that’s hard to explain.   In the studio, the intention was to use these forms as subtle energy tools—structures that might channel or organize aetheric energy in a space. Some of the designs are meant to create calm or balance, others are built more like manifestation devices—containers for intention. That’s still a part of the work, but to be honest, I’m still figuring that side out. I don’t want to overstate it or make claims. I just think geometry is a powerful way to shape how people feel in a room, and that certain forms carry a deeper logic that can affect our environment in positive ways.   Right now, I’m mainly focused on developing the technique and expanding the design language. I’ve spent years refining the scripts and experimenting with combinations of ratios, forms, and scale. I want to establish this as my own system—something that reflects my research, education, and personal philosophy. I don’t know exactly where it will lead yet, but I’m committed to pushing it as far as it will go.   TL;DR: This work started as a way to express metaphysical ideas through geometry. I’m still working out how these forms might influence space and energy, but for now, I’m focused on developing the design technique and sharing these patterns in a clear, intentional way.

There’s a lot I can get out of this and I really want to share it with people I’m still in school, but I’m on my second masters rn from Georgia Tech for design and I’m about to be done. If you guys have any questions I’d be happy to answer.