TOP NATURE
Harmony: The Matrices that Create Beauty in Nature
An Aesthetic Journey Between the Feminine World and Natural Wonders
My project seeks to celebrate the connection between feminine beauty and the essence of nature, exploring the matrices that create aesthetic harmony. I imagined that beauty, often considered intuitive, follows patterns deeply rooted in the laws of nature and mathematical proportions. As I delved deeper, I discovered that these matrices, from the golden ratio to natural symmetries, have been studied for centuries and are interconnected with a vast knowledge network. However, their true origin is lost in the mists of time.
I hypothesized that the natural beauty matrices are not just physical laws or abstract numbers but a concrete manifestation of a deeper vibrational system.
I also propose that the universe’s proportions are expressed in a perceivable harmony, a resonance that permeates the visible world and the invisible one. From the microcosm of the atom to the macrocosm of the cosmos, nature's patterns repeat in fractal structures that have inspired scientists, mathematicians, artists, and mystics for centuries. When discussing beauty, we refer to something intrinsically linked to nature's cycles.
I sense that today, there is a profound connection between science, art, and spirituality, and this project explores it. What humans perceive as beauty is a reflection of the universal laws that govern the natural world. In this view, understanding vibrations, waves, and frequencies that influence space and time has enabled humanity to develop disciplines such as music, architecture, and painting, all based on principles of universal harmony. The frequencies humans perceive, like the sound of rain or the rustling of leaves, are only a small part of a vast vibrational symphony that permeates every aspect of reality. Harmonic vibrations are more than just sound or light waves; they organize matter, directly influencing the health and well-being of living organisms. Recent studies have shown that certain frequencies have a calming effect on humans and can promote cellular regeneration and foster inner balance. This was already understood by ancient civilizations like the Egyptians, who used their knowledge of vibrations to create sacred spaces that were visually beautiful and directly impacted the spirit and body.
The architecture of Gothic cathedrals, for example, was designed to amplify harmonic frequencies, transforming these structures into resonating chambers that enhanced people's spiritual and sensory experience inside. Besides being extraordinary testaments to artistic excellence, these places were true acoustic instruments capable of channelling vibrational energy through sound and geometric proportions.
One of the most fascinating examples of this connection between art, science, and nature is the golden ratio, a mathematical proportion found in countless natural forms and works of art. This ratio can be observed in the spirals of shells, the arrangement of leaves on plants (phyllotaxis), the positioning of petals, and even the structure of human DNA. Used for millennia by artists and architects, the golden ratio is a secret key to aesthetic creation, a bridge between the visible and the invisible, linking humanity to nature in a harmonious and universal relationship. In his representation of the Vitruvian Man, Leonardo da Vinci codified the human body as a perfect model of symmetry and golden proportion. In nature, the logarithmic spiral, seen in the shell of a nautilus or the petals of a sunflower, reflects the golden ratio, demonstrating how nature follows precise mathematical laws to maximize efficiency and beauty.
During my artistic research, I also delved into the study of sacred geometry, an ancient discipline exploring all creation's proportions and archetypal forms. Sacred geometry manifests in every natural form, from the trajectory of planets to the structure of crystals, from plant growth patterns to cosmic spirals. These geometric patterns are aesthetically fascinating and represent a universal language connecting all things. They are visible expressions of the invisible laws that govern the universe.
One of my favorite and most emblematic examples is the "dance of Venus," the trajectory traced by the planet Venus in its orbital cycle around the Sun. This movement forms a five-petaled design, similar to a flower, evoking symbols such as the five-pointed star or pentagram, which appear not only in nature but also in various human cultural expressions.
In my project, I developed a symbolic language based on these studies, blending the ancient with the modern. I created several symbols, each representing a specific aspect of the matrices that create beauty and harmony. They draw on archetypal forms like the sacred triangle, the sacred circle, the pentagon, and the hexagon, all deeply rooted in nature and the cosmos. Each symbol is a key that opens the door to a more in-depth understanding of the universe and our connection to it.
The works created in the context of the TOP NATURE project represent a fusion of the feminine world and nature. Each female figure is adorned with natural elements representing the beauty and power of the animal, plant, and mineral realms; butterfly wings, feathers of exotic birds, tropical fish, and wild animal cloaks merge with human features, creating an image of aesthetic quality.
This fusion of human aesthetics and the natural world represents the deep, inseparable connection between humanity and its environment. Like nature, female beauty is powerful, mysterious, and sacred. In these works, nature becomes an extension of the woman, while the woman becomes a living symbol of the creative forces that govern the universe.
At the heart of the TOP NATURE project is the awareness that beauty and harmony are not just aesthetic values but reflections of a deeper balance that permeates everything. The beauty matrices, expressed through proportions, frequencies, and vibrations, are present in every aspect of nature and human life; they remind us that the universe is interconnected and that we must empathize with these fundamental forces to live in harmony.
In this project, my goal is to bring humanity closer to nature as a source of aesthetic inspiration and an integral part of our well-being and spirituality. Art can be a powerful tool to awaken this awareness and remind us that we are all connected to the natural world around us.