Harmonic Field Collection: The Resonant Antenna

The Resonant Antenna 
Copper Antenna • Double Helix • Tensor Geometry • BioGeometry • Reiki

What it is
The second piece created for The Harmonic Field. A tall, highly detailed copper sculpture designed as a metaphysical antenna and vertical harmonic structure.
Its foundation begins with nine tensor rings surrounded by a larger tensor ring and copper spiral, incorporating Reiki symbolism, a Triskelion, quartz crystal, and a small peridot at the center. BioGeometry-inspired symbols are woven throughout the lower structure, alongside Sedona rocks, black tourmaline, smoky quartz, and shungite.
Above the base is a copper toroidal “donut,” from which the sculpture rises into a double-helix DNA form. Jade, amethyst, kyanite, quartz, and additional BioGeometry-inspired elements continue upward toward a second toroidal field surrounded by multiple tensor rings. At the very tip, the copper spirals inward around a titanium magnet.

The Intention
Created as a grounding and protective antenna, this piece explores the idea of connecting Earth and sky through a continuous vertical structure.
The grounding stones and minerals form the foundation, while the copper helix rises upward toward the upper toroidal field and magnet. Within a metaphysical practice, the sculpture can be contemplated as an antenna for receiving subtle or intuitive information while remaining symbolically grounded through the stones and geometry below.

Sacred Geometry
The sculpture incorporates several symbolic systems into one continuous vertical composition: tensor rings, toroidal geometry, spirals, Reiki symbols, BioGeometry-inspired forms, the Triskelion, and the double helix.
The double helix becomes the central pathway of the sculpture, representing DNA, life, evolution, and the connection between the physical and energetic aspects of existence.

The Story
The Resonant Antenna was created for someone who could appreciate energetic art outside the conventional box.
Where The First Flight became a small vessel that could travel with you, this second creation reaches upward.
Its foundation is deliberately heavy with grounding and protective symbolism. Sedona rocks, shungite, smoky quartz, and black tourmaline anchor the lower portion, while copper geometry begins to rise through the toroidal field and into the double helix.
The DNA spiral becomes the spine of the sculpture.
Above it, the geometry continues upward through crystals, symbols, another toroidal field, tensor rings, and finally the spiraling copper tip with its titanium magnet.
Metaphysically, I see this as a bridge between Earth and the greater field of information: grounded below, reaching above, and carrying the intention of the entire structure through its vertical axis.
It is part sculpture, part antenna, part symbolic representation of our own energetic architecture.
Grounded in the Earth.
Aligned through the spine.
Reaching toward the unknown.
A copper antenna for the curious.

Harmonic Field Collection 

The Harmonic Field is a collection of handmade copper and crystal sculptures created through sacred geometry, fractal proportions, tensor forms, toroidal structures, and carefully chosen materials. Each piece is built as a visual and experiential exploration of resonance, proportion, and the relationship between form and space.

Many of the works incorporate crystals, metals, orgonite, tensor coils, toroidal “donut” forms also known as Torus Field donuts and sacred measurements including relationships to 432 Hz and fractal geometry and bio geometry. Rather than functioning simply as decorative objects, the pieces are designed as space harmonizers one of a kind art pieces hand crafted intentionally to help create a coherent, centered atmosphere within a room or personal environment.

Some works are designed as charging plates, offering a beautiful dedicated surface for placing water, tinctures, personal objects, or other items as part of an individual’s own ritual or energetic practice. Others are created as pyramids, toroidal sculptures, or free-standing geometric forms that can be placed in living spaces, workspaces, meditation areas, or near electronic environments.

At the heart of the collection is the idea that geometry can become a language of intention. Copper carries the structure, crystals become part of the material vocabulary, and sacred proportions provide an underlying mathematical framework. Each sculpture is an exploration of how shape, symmetry, material, and intention can come together to create a distinctive presence in a space.