Sacred Geometry SoulWork Workshop with Cynthia Marsh
Saturday, May 3 | 10:00 am - 4:00 pm $125 CAA Members | $130 Non-Members Registration Deadline April 29
Join Cynthia Marsh in a powerful workshop that aims to open our hearts with this ancient practice connecting to our creative source and develop tools to shift energy while creating beautiful geometric forms. Though many people study Sacred Geometry through intellectual understanding, this workshop will focus on the creation and the meditation upon these images. In this workshop, you will learn to draw the Flower of Life, 12 Pointed Circle, Star Tetrahedron, and the Lotus of Life utilizing a compass and a ruler.
What is Sacred Geometry: Many teachings describe Sacred Geometry as the blueprint of creation, the very foundation of all form and structure in existence. The ancients believed that the act of drawing these sacred patterns was essential to the education of the soul, unlocking deeper awareness and higher consciousness. These symbols—woven into the fabric of our universe—are not merely shapes; they are energy, light, and profound spiritual codes that can heal, awaken, and transform. I encourage anyone interested in Sacred Geometry to experience drawing it themselves.
About Cynthia: About Cynthia Marsh: A lifelong artist, muralist and educator, Cynthia has exhibited her work in the NY area for over 20 years where she also painted many public murals. After moving to Colorado in 2010 she became a Forensic Artist in an effort to use her talents in service to others. Cynthia has worked on cases for over a dozen law enforcement agencies and has been featured on several news stories about her work as a forensic artist. She has been a presenter at the Denver Museum of Art, The Denver Museum of Nature and Science, The Denver Botanic Gardens, at CU Boulder and at many Forensic Conferences, schools and Law Enforcement Departments. Her skills as a forensic sketch artist have also been applied in documenting the memories of contactees and near death experiences. Cynthia’s current work began years ago when symbols and sacred geometries were shown to her in dreams. This evolving body of work represents Cynthia’s best effort at stepping out of the way, and allowing the dreams to come through without judgment, much like the work she does as a forensic artist, documenting the memories of others.
Materials: All Materials are Provided
Where: This class will meet in the Cooperstown Art Association's Upstairs Classroom Space. | 
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