# Keith Critchlow

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Somaya Critchlow and Lucian Freud

"What is it like to be a young artist growing up - what are your reference points and how do you take ownership and claim that history?” Taking inspiration from 1950s porn magazines, Lucian Freud and her grandfather, the young British artist Somaya Critchlow creates intimate paintings that reclaim‮…

Thin Places, Sacred Architecture, and Biophilic Patterns with Dr. Phill Tabb

Have you ever felt that you were on the precipice of a sacred experience? Or visited a place that left you with a profound sense of awe or serenity? If so, you’ve had a thin place experience. On today’s episode of the podcast, Dr. Phill Tabb, our first ever guest, is back to talk about his new res‮…

#41 Joachim Tantau: Sacred Geometry, Beauty, and the Universal Language of Nature

In this episode, I sit down with Joachim Tantau–a cabinetmaker, artist, teacher, and occasional architect to explore the quiet power of sacred geometry. Joachim works at the intersection of tradition, craftsmanship, and cosmic math. His approach to design isn’t just about aesthetics, it’s about un‮…

The Architecture of Being Human

Fascia, Geometry and How We Organise Ourselves In this episode, Joanne explores how the human body is organised through hierarchy, heterarchy, and holarchy. These three complementary patterns form the deeper architecture of being human. Drawing from her book 'Yoga, Fascia, Anatomy and Movement' an‮…

Keith Critchlow | Time Stands Still: The Timeless Geometry of the Megalithic Arts | Megalithomania 2007 | AUDIO

Dr. Keith Critchlow discussed the Scottish Platonic stone spheres that were created 1000 years before Plato and Pythagoras, as well as secret codes hidden within stone circles. Evidence of geometry being the art of the ‘ever true’ as Socrates described it. NOTE: Audio Only. This is just one of ma‮…

Art & the Sacred Today

Does art need to have a sacred dimension to be art at all? What are the sources of inspiration? In this dialogue, which is the 102nd in the series, Rupert Sheldrake and Mark Vernon, explore how meaning and beauty, truth and connection might be manifested in the arts. What is the role of reverence ‮…