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Where is this ?

Quebec City, just looked it up cause I was curious

How does it feel inside? Have you looked into the relationship between cymatics and stained glass?

Sorry Sir: cymatics …?

Sorry to lazily paste a summerizer but this is better than what I could write out.. Cymatics, the study of visible sound and vibration, explores how sound waves create geometric patterns in physical media, including glass. This principle is suggested to have influenced the design of stained glass windows throughout history. The intricate patterns found in Gothic rose windows, for instance, bear a strong resemblance to cymatic sound patterns and often align with sacred geometry. Similarly, Islamic geometric windows (mashrabiya) and mandala-inspired stained glass exhibit symmetrical, fractal designs that mirror cymatic waveforms. These designs may reflect an intuitive understanding of harmonic proportions and resonant frequencies, creating spiritually resonant spaces. The connection extends to the interaction of light and sound. When light passes through textured or stained glass, the resulting prismatic diffraction can mimic cymatic interference patterns seen in sound wave experiments. This suggests that stained glass windows may not only filter light but also interact with sound and vibrational energy, shaping the ambiance and acoustics of a space

Food for thought.. He gets into cymatics at minute 7 or so.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhoOA3pASy4 There's another really wild video I found but can't figure out how to share it on the new amethyst. Also a photo of stained glass from various cathedrals around the world and their resonant frequencies that I can't find. Fascinating stuff, will update if I find a way to share either of those

OK last ones then I'll leave you alone, I promise https://blossom.primal.net/f7780dd65d5268b0feca692761a8499700513a1fa921b2f055d1d1273c8b79c6.mp4

I am extremely grateful for such a new discovery/ terminology! It’s very interesting because I have a project using sound as a medium for new work ! Wow. Now must research more deeply.

I totally dig it. No worries ! Love that topic and subject . I enjoyed each minute walking more than once the “labyrinthe de Chartres”.

Don’t worry ! I love that subject and thanks to you , now I have a name to put on the subject I was already interested with ! Cheers buddy