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Elemental Transformation: Changing How We Work with Change

Elemental Transformation: Changing How We Work with Change

Workshop below TBD: Form Re-Form In-Form Trans-Form Elemental Transformation: Changing How We Work with Change A hands-on/minds-on workshop with Frank Chester and Seth Miller Stay tuned for dates! Pre-registration Required All workshop materials provided. Cost: $100 This all-day workshop will combine hands-on geometry with dynamic presentations and experiential exercises designed to help you deepen your...

May 1, 2010June 6, 2019

The Heart

Frank’s exploration of the relationship between form and spirit led him to do deep creative research on the number seven. By applying an alchemical transformative process to his seven-sided form, he has discovered many previously unknown geometric structures that demonstrate a remarkable correlation to the form and functioning of the human heart. These forms and...

March 10, 2010March 10, 2010
Meditative Visualization on 5 and 7

Meditative Visualization on 5 and 7

The chestahedron establishes a unique relationship between the numbers 5 and 7. This is embodied in the five prints that Frank has made which explore this theme via two interpenetrating circles.

September 29, 2009June 6, 2019

Relationship between the Chestahedron and the Icosahedron

The chestahedron relates to the various Platonic forms in surprising ways. Take, for instance, the icosahedron. In the images below (click images for larger versions), you can see that the triangle faces of the icosahedron (the two bottom yellow triangles) are the same size as the triangle formed between the three points of the chestahedron...

September 27, 2009September 27, 2009
Beyond Polarities Conference Video

Beyond Polarities Conference Video

This two hour video shows Frank presenting his work at the Beyond Polarities Youth Conference in 2006. He covers in condensed form the whole range of his work, including the seven-sided form, the heart, the earth, alchemy, architecture, art, and more.

September 13, 2009June 6, 2019