This TOUCHSTONE exemplifies Colors in Motion's mission, to create a space for calming experiences. There is no solid "object" on which to focus in this piece. Through the power of slowly moving colors and synchronized sound, we invite people to go inward to experience transformation and a sense of inner calm.
 
In the ephemeral experience of Numinous Beauty, movements exist only briefly. Motion forms a rhythm like our breathing, like our pulse, evoking a strong spiritual quality in us. The sustained forming and dissolving allows us to transcend the visual image.
 
Whether Photographer Davin Currie's eye is turned to the earth as it was in the May 2016 TOUCHSTONE, "Vivid Echos", or to the sky in Numinous Beauty, Davin captures the best expression of the moment. His new series of sensuous skyscapes merge with Linda DeHart's No Vibrato series of watercolors. Davin's way of seizing extraordinary moments in nature are a perfect compliment to Linda's decisive clarity of painting with "no hesitation" — singular, deliberate brush strokes of color.
 
Musician Daniel Orlansky brings forward from the archives and remasters a remarkable live recording of "Noise in the Library", premiered in Berlin, Germany in May 1989. Three decades later, Daniel, one of the performers, recognizes the power of this music for its appropriateness to this Numinous Beauty TOUCHSTONE.
 
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For Christopher Graefe, compositing this piece was especially intriguing, as he has always seen Colors In Motion akin to "cloud watching." Christopher brings a unique sense of rhythm and motion to this familiar human experience, exemplifying Colors In Motion's mission to bring beauty and centered calm through the power of colors and motion.