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Venice

Venice

Discovering a Hidden Pathway

by Marko Pogacnik and Bojan Brecelj
Paperback
Publication Date: 23/11/2008

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There are many studies of Venice's art, architecture and culture, but this fascinating and wonderfully illustrated book takes a unique approach to the famous city. Marko Pogacnik draws on the four classic elements of earth, water, fire and air, as well as yin and yang and alchemy, and discovers that nothing in Venice is by chance: its shape and layout, as well as its most famous palaces and places of worship, all form a continuous hidden path through the city.

Pogacnik brings his formidable experience with landscapes and lithopuncture to bear on this most stunning of cityscapes.

Illustrated with over 250 stunning photographs and diagrams.
ISBN:
9781584200550
9781584200550
Category:
Architecture
Format:
Paperback
Publication Date:
23-11-2008
Language:
English
Publisher:
SteinerBooks, Inc
Country of origin:
United States
Pages:
264
Dimensions (mm):
216x233x15mm
Weight:
0.73kg
Marko Pogacnik

MARKO POGACNIK was born in 1944 in Kranj, and lives in Sempas, Slovenia. He worked in Conceptual art and Land art as a member of the OHO group during the years 1965-71. He has had exhibitions in Aktionsraum, Munich, the Museum of Modern Art, New York, and Venice Biennale. After 1979 he worked in the field of art combined with integral ecology (geomancy).

He has developed a method of Earth healing called lithopuncture, which utilizes stones complemented with carved cosmograms. His works stand in many continents of the world, including Europe, South & North America, Africa and Asia. After 1998 he developed Gaia Touch body exercises to tune to the essence of the Earth and its transforming process.

His books in English include: Nature Spirits & Elemental Beings, Touching the Breath of Gaia, Turned Upside Down, Gaias Quantum Leap, Sacred Geography, The Universe of the Human Body, and most recently Christ Power and Earth Wisdom and Dancing with the Earth Changes. In 2016 he was appointed by the UNESCO Secretary General as Artist for Peace.

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