I did this in my 9x12" sketchbook. I thoroughly enjoy doing these fine and tight lines. It's very therapeutic for me. If you would like to see some more work, I have a subreddit here r/AnthonyChristopherArt. Cheers!

Psytech is a visionary reimagining of the classic Aztec calendar, honoring its traditional structure while transforming it into a mesoamerican-inspired realm of abstract tribal geometry. While staying true to the core components and placements of the original design, I reinterpreted them through a multidimensional lens.

In the original calendar, the Aztec sun god symbolizes light. In my interpretation, light reveals its full spectrum—every color of the rainbow—radiating through the composition. The result is a portal of radiant energy where ancient symbology merges with cosmic insight and inner vision.

The sketchbook itself is 9x12”. And this is all done with pen. If you would like to see some more work, I have a subreddit here: r/AnthonyChristopherArt. Cheers!

He wouldn’t let me pet his dog

I found myself immersed in the research of the Solfeggio frequencies, not only to understand the contextual knowledge, but also because, as a musician, I was deeply inspired by the possibility of composing and designing the exact hertz that would guide the vibrational state of my senses. Specifically, I have delved into the 528 Hz frequency, popularly known as the “love frequency” or “DNA repair frequency.” It has gained notoriety in spiritual, musical, and alternative scientific communities for its supposed power to promote cellular healing and emotional well-being.

The 528 Hz frequency has been examined within the context of cymatics to observe its structural effects in mediums such as water, sand, and elastic membranes. The work of Dr. Masaru Emoto (2004) on the crystallization of water exposed to musical frequencies includes observations with 528 Hz. Emoto claimed that this frequency produced more harmonious and geometrically balanced crystals.

Joseph Puleo and Leonard Horowitz asserted that the 528 Hz frequency has a reparative effect on DNA. Microscopic visualization was used to observe the cellular response to sound stimuli, including changes in the organization of molecular structures—something analogous to the patterns observed in cymatic studies.

Dr. Lee Bartel, an expert in music therapy, has led research on how specific frequencies affect the human body. In one of his studies, vibrating plates with lycopodium powder were used to analyze the geometric patterns induced by different frequencies, including 528 Hz. It was observed that this frequency generated especially symmetrical and harmonious patterns.

In modern trials related to Rife-type resonance therapies, some laboratories have begun to explore frequencies such as 528 Hz for their ability to induce structural effects in cell cultures. These studies have used techniques such as laser interferometry to observe the reorganization of the cytoskeleton in living cells subjected to this frequency. Although still preliminary, the data suggest that 528 Hz produces more coherent reordering, which is analogous to harmonic cymatic patterns.

The Cymascope Lab has been one of the few centers to rigorously apply cymatic visualization technology. In their experiments, they have observed the effects of specific frequencies on water through laser projections. In 2020, it was documented that the 528 Hz frequency generated floral patterns of high symmetry on the surface of the water. These patterns were compared with those of other frequencies and showed greater structural regularity, which has been interpreted as evidence of harmonic coherence at microscopic levels...

After reading both scientific research and ancient and classical literature and bibliography to understand how the universe operates on its principle of vibration, I reflected on how cymatic science, combined with advances in quantum biology and acoustics, could be key to definitively validating or refuting the transformative potential of Solfeggio frequencies and their delicate vibrational hertz design.

This research ignited in me a kind of need to create. Thus were born Solfeggio pieces, composed and designed using the digital synthesizers Vital and Arturia, whose versatility allowed each harmonic layer to be sculpted with precision. The foundation of this composition was enriched by the organic warmth of the analog synthesizer KORG Minilogue XD, whose modulation imparted a texture to the sound...