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A cultural practice for living more deeply through art, nature and perception

SEE · THINK · PRACTICE · LIVE

COLOR&COSMOS

A practice exploring the relationship between art, colour, nature and seasonal rhythms.

It begins with a simple gesture: observing.

Beginning - a seven days practice by Color&Cosmos

Beginning

A free seven-day practice of colour, attention and inner movement.

Seven days to slow down, look more closely and bring a little more awareness into ordinary life.

Available in English & Italiano

Continue with the weekly practice

The Color&Cosmos Letter

A weekly practice of perceiving.

Every week:

SEE — something to notice
THINK — an idea to consider
PRACTICE — something to try
CARRY — something to bring into everyday life

A circular diagram illustrating the seasons and key days in the year, with the cycle starting at Easter in March/April and ending at the next Easter. The diagram shows spring, marked by Pentecost, and the longest day of summer on June/July with Johannes Day, then summer and harvest in August, followed by autumn and the shortest day on October with the equinox, then winter with Christmas and the longest night in December, concluding with Epiphany in January and the cycle repeating.
A circular diagram illustrating the seasons and key days in the year, with the cycle starting at Easter in March/April and ending at the next Easter. The diagram shows spring, marked by Pentecost, and the longest day of summer on June/July with Johannes Day, then summer and harvest in August, followed by autumn and the shortest day on October with the equinox, then winter with Christmas and the longest night in December, concluding with Epiphany in January and the cycle repeating.

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About

Color & Cosmos is a cultural practice exploring art, colour, nature, seasonal rhythms and human development.

The practice stems from work in the fields of art and education in Italy, encompassing studies and teaching activities within the context of Waldorf pedagogy.

For creative direction and design collaborations