Beyond Bohm 2024, Part 1 – Science and Art: Squaring the Circle

Science and Art: Squaring the Circle

with Cheryl Brant

Saturday July 27
9:00am PDT  | 12:00pm EDT  | 5:00pm BST  |  6:00pm CEST 
2-hour session

The session is live and you will be sent the RECORDING.

Cheryl Brant’s work finds her working at the intersection of art and science. Her formal education began with a Bachelor of Science in Art, and continued with an MFA in sculpture. Her professional life has been in engineering for the past 36 years—first in Geotechnical engineering, and for the past 22 years in Structural, Civil, and Coastal engineering. Her artwork has been exhibited in numerous galleries through the years. She is a founding member of the Pari Holoflux experiments.

Of her recent work, Cheryl says, “I hadn’t heard about David Bohm until I attended a conference at the Pari Center given by David Peat. At the time, he (Peat) was working on the film ‘Infinite Potential.’ Since then, Bohm’s work has become integral in my approach to art.” 

From her website: “Circle-Squaring is a process of finding ways for seemingly opposite things to work together. Squaring the circle has been thought of as ‘doing the impossible… turning one into its opposite.’ However, circles and squares to me are complements much like earth and water or art and science. In seeing these as complements rather than opposites, we can gain a more nuanced understanding of the microcosm, macrocosm, and ultimately ourselves. They work together to provide a more all-encompassing picture which should hopefully be closer to the truth.”

In this session, Cheryl will share with us various aspects of her work spanning four decades, culminating in current explorations of the nature of consciousness as an innate aspect of the living world.

www.circlesquaring.net