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Latest revision as of 15:53, 10 October 2017
Salt Crystals and Homeopathy
Dissolving & Liquefying - The Aesthetics of Homeopathy
The Influence of Homeopathic Solutions on the Structure of Water/Patterns (Salt Crystals)
As Crystals, especially water/ice crystals are the most sensitive medium, vibrations/information coming from the homeopathic matter (Bella donna, arsenicum album, aconitum, ferrum phosphoricum, arnica and many more ;all C potencies) could influence the structure of Crystals. Based on Masaru Emoto's Theory, in which even sounds and images are able to influence the crystalization of water under ideal conditions, Ioannis Oriwol and my experiment aims for visual differences and interesting patterns, generated by completely natural low potency substances, to use as a modern art work.
The Principle of Homeopathy is to dissolve matter till it is theoretically and scientifically not anymore in the solution. "100 drops alcohol to 1 drop of a homeopathic substance --> Dissolving Process makes it 1/100/100/100/100 etc. depending on the potency aimed for.
The Images we captured with the microscope of many different crystals will be shown with a Beamer that is projecting through an Aquarium filled with water, to literally "liquefy" the Images shown. Just as the homeopathic substances were liquefied before introduced to the salt solution.
Experiments:
Belladonna, Ferrum Phosphoricum, Arnica
