Installation Artist and Spiritual Writer
By Caroline Lewis | 19 May 2004 Caroline Lewis gets technoetic and heads to the Dana Centre to see what virtual reality art looks like. A new virtual reality art installation opened on May 18 at the Science Museum’s Dana Centre in London. The Living Image is a piece of technoetic art, which uses technology [...]
By Jo Twist BBC News Online The display allows visitor to control their experience Virtual reality (VR) has allowed for clever recreations of the past, and interactive tours of historical places. But an installation at London’s Dana Centre uses the latest VR to let people experience cities through their own 3D virtual tour, with sound [...]
This article was first published in Kindred Spirit magazine in February, 2012. In his book The History of Spiritualism, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle describes how in January 1882 a meeting took place that would, a month later, lead to the founding of the Society for Psychical Research (SPR). The SPR would become the first organisation in the world dedicated to scientifically exploring psychic … [Read More...]
Space has always held a special fascination for me. As a very young child of no more than 5 or 6 years old I would see vivid images of the cosmos rising into my awareness. I remember one in particular of the rings of Saturn, full with colour and an almost incomprehensible sense of expanse. Later, when I began to leave my physical body behind, through an out-of-body experience, it was only natural … [Read More...]
An article exploring my years of exploration into the truth of out-of-body experiences written for IONS, or the Institute of Noetic Sciences. IONS was founded in 1973 by Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell, the sixth person to walk on the moon. It was approaching Christmas, and the medieval city of Tallinn, in the northern European country of Estonia, had been covered with snow for some time. … [Read More...]
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