Sacred geometry: the intersection that inspires Liven
Two equal circles meet. In the space they share, the Vesica Piscis appears: a simple shape that can be read as a dialogue between two realities.
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Liven Journal
Observations on space, human experience and wellbeing.
Geobiology and Hartmann lines: what we believe and what we can measure
The ground is part of the experience of living somewhere too. But it helps to tell measurable phenomena apart from traditional systems of interpretation.
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Phosphenism and Francis Lefebure: when light lingers in perception
The experience of light does not always end when the stimulus is gone. Some luminous sensations arise within the visual system itself.
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Vibration, kinetics and cymatics: giving shape to movement
Sound is a vibration that travels through a medium. How it meets matter, surfaces and rooms can be studied through physics and felt through listening.
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Chladni plates: when sound leaves visible traces
A metal plate vibrates. The sand shifts and reveals lines we could not see before. It is not magic: these are standing-wave patterns.
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Vastu Shastra: the order of space in the Indian tradition
An ancient body of knowledge that relates the orientation, light and layout of a home to daily life. At Liven we use it as a reading that complements the environmental analysis.
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