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Frank was recently featured in the anthroposophical magazine Das Goetheanum. Read the original Das Goetheanum Article (in German, as a PDF) here. An English translation of the article, kindly provided by Dr. Karl Maret, is below, and also available as … Continue reading
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These images show something of the relationship between the chestahedron and the Earth. Read more about this here: http://frankchester.com/2010/new-view-august-2010-article/. Antarctica1 Antarctica2 Aurora-Borealis Aurora Chestahedron-in-the-Earth Earth-Temperature-Map-with-lines Earth-Temperature-Map Forms-in-Earth Northern-Hemisphere Scientific-American-Cover Tetrahedra-and-the-Earth Van-Allen-Belts
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The following is an interview with Frank Chester concerning the actual process of transformation that occurs from form to form. The interview was conducted by Seth Miller in 2001. See a visual walk-through of how Frank discovered the chestahedron form … Continue reading
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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 … Continue reading
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This article is a continuation of an earlier article printed by LILIPOH (Issue 55, Spring 2009) which demonstrates how the human heart is formed by subtle sacred geometry. Read or reread the article here to receive the full meaning of … Continue reading
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Frank designed a very unique proposal for the World Trade Center Memorial, to commemorate the lives lost and the hope for the future. The design incorporates the inversion of the Chestahedron — the Venus form. The first image is the … Continue reading
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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) … Continue reading
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As an artist, Frank is interested in exploring the extent to which the forms he has discovered can work within many areas, including that of architecture. Taking cues from the history of sacred architecture, Frank has designed buildings which attempt … Continue reading