Join geometer Adam Tetlow in an exploration of the measures, numbers, harmonics and geometry encoded in the great pyramid on Saturday 12 October 2024.
This day will commence with a talk on the measures, numbers, harmonics and geometry encoded in the great pyramid.
This will be followed by a practical session to understand and map out the measurements of the Great pyramid with compass and ruler.
In this practical session we will be drawing the three pyramids at the Gizeh plateau to scale.
About Adam Tetlow
Adam Tetlow studied under Keith Critchlow and Paul Marchant from 2001-2003.
Adam continues to be inspired by Keith’s approach to Sacred Geometry with humility and an open heart searching for what is good beautiful and true is the foundation for all.
Adam is an artist, writer and teacher who specialises in the intersection between art, mathematics and philosophy and teaches regularly at the Princes School in London and for SAOG in Forest Row, as well as online courses via www.instagram.com/adamtetlowteacher
He is author of two books Celtic Pattern and The Diagram and contributor to Quadrivium and Designa all published by Wooden Books.
Only 8 places available for this in-person talk and interactive workshop session held within the Keith Critchlow Legacy Studio Space on Emerson College Campus’s Site, Forest Row, RH18 5AX
£80 per person
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