Vortex

Energy fields shifting around a center. Pixels rotating into passages, opening and closing, creating infinite opportunities.

Oil Paintings copyright (c) Trevi Bennett 2012

Colors

The chaos of life contained in shades of experience. Rich hues mingle, absorbed in their own vibrancy, perhaps finding a complimentary dance partner. Possessing a unique resonance, the vortex of sound is often times seen in colors.

Lithograph copyright (c) Trevi Bennett 2012

Mana

Mana is an indigenous Pacific islander concept of an impersonal force or quality that resides in people, animals, and inanimate objects. After stepping into a well known vortex in Wainiha (literal translation “un-friendly water”) on the North Shore of Kauai, I was fortunate/unfortunate enough to channel Mana. The word is a cognate in many Oceanic languages, including Melanesian, Polynesian, and Micronesian. In anthropological discourse, mana as a generalized concept is often understood as a precursor to formal religion. It has commonly been interpreted as “the stuff of which magic is formed,” as well as the substance of which souls are made.
Oil painting copyright (c) Trevi Bennett 2012

Energized Water Jewelry

All living beings are made up of large amounts of water, humans consist of over 70% water. Since 1997 the Centre for Implosion Research (CIR) www.implosionresearch.com has been involved in subtle energy & water research, following largely the ideas of Viktor Schauberger. Independent research has shown that water can store information & picks up negative as well as positive energetic imprints by way of vibrational transfer. Sensitive structures are impressionable by vibrational influences, in this way water acts as a receiver and transmitter of information.

Vortexed water rings image copyright (c) Trevi Bennett 2012