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During lectures Steiner illustrated his points by peculiar drawings now generally referred to as 'Thew Blackboard Drawings'. Black sheets of paper were placed over the blackboard and he drew on this paper. More than a thousand of such drawings still exist. They combine expressive lines, lively colour, images and text. These works have retained a freshness and arresting spontaneity, qualities totally lacking in Steiner's other surviving art efforts which in today's eye seem fairly derivative.

Inspired by Steiner's ideas Vasily Kandinsky gradually abandoned recognizable forms, replacing them with obscured motifs dictated by what he called 'inner aspiration'. This aspiration sought to express a deeper understanding of the relationship between nature and the spirit. Kandinsky even wrote a treatise entitled 'On the Spiritual Art'.

Joseph Beuys drew many of his ideas from Steiner's writings. He shared Steiner's conviction that humanity can only progress when the dependence of scientific proof is given up in favour of "the unfathomable dreams of truth." Beuys produced many works in the Steiner blackboard tradition.

A selection of paintings painted in the aracaria studio.
A selection of poetty by: Goethe, Cavafy, Rumi, Leunig, Coleridge, the Tao Te Ching and more.
Play with screen colours and observe how colours interact with each other.
A. fairly basic Flash game. But a bit of fun...
A fading mural that offers some intrigue.