The artist’s work explores the collective unconscious and the body in a way that challenges conventional media narratives. He has developed a unique poetic visual vocabulary that incorporates syncopated collages and abstract rhythmic montage to create dreamlike images. His work evokes a sense of mystery and enchantment, challenging the viewer to question the nature of reality.
The body is made up of trillions of cells, each of which has a measurable conductivity and voltage. The cell’s electrical and magnetic fields form the Human Biofield, a unified informational field that directs the body’s functions. Each cell is essentially a miniature battery with a minus voltage on the inside and a positive voltage on the outside.
The Body Electric Summit 2.0 features the works of local artists, community health practitioners, and university interns. The three-phase prevention plan is designed to educate youth about the importance of staying healthy. In the first phase, youth survey health and lifestyle issues and then create prevention using arts. The second phase, which takes place after the first two phases, focuses on fostering better understanding of what a healthy lifestyle looks like.
The poem focuses on the human body, and the way it can make a difference in our lives. For example, in “I Sing the Body Electric,” the speaker says that the human body is a miracle. He cannot explain it, but believes it is just like the soul. The body is the very essence of who we are, and our embodiment makes us unique.
The poem Electrical body is written in free verse, with each section highlighting a specific intent. Whitman uses a series of stanzas to highlight each section’s intention. Ultimately, the poem makes the point that the body and the soul are inseparably linked. The reader is invited to imagine that the poem is a metaphor for the human body, as we imagine it in everyday life.
“I Sing the Body Electric” is Whitman’s longest poem about the human body. It focuses on the male and female form, and features Whitman’s signature list structure to draw the reader’s attention to the body parts. Although it is not an autobiography of the human body, it celebrates the human body and human sexuality.
The electrical currents that flow in our bodies originate in our cells. The membrane of a cell contains lipids that create an insulator between molecules, and act as electrical current generators. Positive charges enter the cell through these ion channels and trigger further electrical currents and action potentials. In turn, these ions trigger correct movement, thoughts, and behaviors.
The exchange of information in our bodies is disrupted when we become ill. The most efficient way to remedy this is to restore the balance between the electro-magnetic field and our body’s cells. This is possible with subtle energy treatments. These treatments are designed to realign the HEF information system back to its original state