Other Energy Art

Modern Energy Art isn't just paintings and sculptures. MEA embraces all forms of art and creativity, and that includes the curious field of writing. In MEA, we are working with datastreams of information from the Energy Mind, sensions rather than visions, and we translate these sensions into pictures, movies, songs and of course, stories. DragonGold Ezine is the first publisher of Modern Energy Art stories, poems, songs - metasong.

In the magic hour at 3am the other day I made "Future Flowers," a piece of digital energy art. I kept thinking that I wanted to animate it ...

In 2006, I created an hour long album of music called Altar Ego to help me write a novel, Vampire Solstice. I thought to make some visualisations for them to put them on Youtube. Here are the results.

Herzlich willkommen bei den Abenteuern der Mennchen!

You can hang a picture on the wall and that's wonderful - but nothing is quite as fascinating or as magical as a Magic Mirror. Mirror Mirror on the wall ...

My homage to opalised ammonites in very modern materials - the Past, Present & Future piece of Modern Energy Art.

Having a really good relationship with your own energy mind is truly the foundation to having fun as a modern energy artist! There I was, feeling all flat and uninspired, looking at some pretty sparkling bits left over from another project on the work table, sighing and saying, "I don't know what to do with those ..." and my marp (hand with self awareness <g>) arranged the pieces for me to form The Crazy Creative Creature as I sat and watched this happening ...

* You can download your own CCC to colour in!

Making this has made me very happy today! :-)

The Mens have their own kid's book!

Welcome to "The Adventures of the Mens" by Silvia Hartmann. 

Read online or download the FREE PDF! <3

A magic mix of amber, copal, resin and a little magic - AMBRYTE and the Magic Bowl of Blessings.

Announcing the first official apprenticeship in Modern Energy Art - a 12 month program with the creator of Modern Energy, Silvia Hartmann, leading to the GoE recognition as "Master of Modern Energy Art." Successful participants will have learned how to create original works of Modern Energy Art across the modalities, how to use Modern Energy Art for healing, advancement and reality creation; how to explain and teach Modern Energy Art, and will be able to sell their work in the Modern Energy Art Gallery.

Please Note: This course is full for 2017. To register interest for 2018, please contact The Goe.

Ah ... the mysterious mens! Are they art or are they magic? Are they tools or are they toys? Where did they come from and where will they go? These and many other questions ... :-)

"It's colouring in, Jim - but not as you know it ..." 

Art Solutions makes colouring in more than just a way to switch off your mind for stress relief. This is powerful positive modern energy at play - healing, inspiring, evolutionary, (r)evolutionary ... :-)

Art poems - instead of drawing the pictures, I wrote the words that say more than a dozen pictures :-) one night.

Enjoy Art Poems - Gifts & Surprises.

* This is the "poems" version of Art Solutions.

Here is "The Snadman." The Snadman comes to little children (or anyone else in need of a Snad at a nighttime!) and brings Snads. 

Creating magical object which have the power to change the world is the purpose of art. 

Here are the latest Art Spells, codenamed "The Cupcakes" for November 2014.

Now when you think of magic and of ritual ... I have created here a true magic ritual to start selling art from this day forth. 23 different little art solutions paintings, each one of which addresses an aspect :-) Each one is for sale at £23, and carries the intention to bring their new owners that which they desire.

They will be the first paintings I will have ever sold, and they are the start on the new level. And I never thought the day would come when I CANNOT WAIT to hand them over and be delighted about the entire transaction, from conception via creation to exchanging them for money and sending them off into the world. Fantastic! :-)

Following The Real Man project, I thought the next step was to paint a man. Now, I was not altogether wrong with that idea; in fact, "to paint a man" is perfectly correct.

Only we're not painting a man like in an oil portrait. Oh no ... We are painting on the man. Of course ... obvious once you know ... and oh, so very primal.

A "Mona Lisa" is a painting of a person who doesn't exist in the Hard.

They may exist on other levels however :-) 

Here are three Dragon Lords, Rix, Chay and DeVille who might not be hard as such but they certainly are - here.

Of all the various things I do casting objects in various types of polymer resin is probably what I enjoy the most. One day, I'll get a 3D printer - Father Christmas, are you listening?

Meantime, here are some Time Diamonds and a playful chandelier.

Primal art has a feature that sets it apart from "modern art" or "contemporary art" or even "classical art" - namely that it is from a place where art and magic were one and the same and had not yet been broken apart. Art was magic, magic was art and as all art served a magical purposes, so did all magical purposes serve art itself. The logical next step from 1st Art is the hand print on the cave wall, and then to go on and put other things on the cave wall as well.

So it made sense to make a cave painting at this juncture.

I love The Genius Symbols. They have brought immeasurable joy into my life, I have just had such a good time making different symbol sets, and eventually, I made a symbol game board, an acrylic painting on canvas.

I use it for special purposes and always regretted I couldn't take it with me when I went away to a conference or such; and when I came across a company who prints custom art scarves the other day, the The Genius Symbol Mandala literally jumped into my mind. But before we got started on that, there was the vector version to be done ...

Whilst making 23 porcelain clay pyramids by hand the other day and as usual, failing to make them all look exactly the same, and indeed, succeeding in making 23 pyramids in the end that were completely individual and unique each, it occurred to me that in this day and age, perhaps a part of being an artist is just that - to make original pieces that don't look and feel as though a computer and a clever CAD program made them.

I'm not a machine ...