Harlan Emil Gruber

Harlan Emil Gruber (b.1959), inspired by the work of Buckminster Fuller and Paolo Soleri, received a degree in Environmental Design from Parsons School of Design in 1985, after studying physics at Emory University and electrical engineering at Georgia Tech and University of Miami. He worked for the design firm SITE Projects of New York before launching his independent career in 1987. He merges interests in art, design, and science into his diverse career which includes art furniture, sound sculpture, large-scale interactive installations and ultimately future habitations. His work has been exhibited in a variety of settings, from galleries in New York City and New Mexico to Burning Man in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada, as well as many other transformational festivals around the world. He is now focusing on his lifelong interest of conceiving future environments to assist in the transformation and healing of the Earth.

Media

Scheduled Workshops

  • Portal to the New Earth: Sound, Sacred Geometry & Grid Energies for Personal & Planetary Transformation

    90 min | The Summit

    Portal to the New Earth: Sound, Sacred Geometry & Grid Energies for Personal & Planetary Transformation
    An explanation of three-dimensional geometry’s relationship to the Earth’s energy grid, human consciousness and the nature of the universe.
    Presenting an overview of the interactive Portal installations created to facilitate an evolution of consciousness and inspire people to live in ecologically sustainable ways.
    Culminating with “TerrAquaForming”: a design principle integrating
    earth and water in regenerative ecosystems for human habitation to create a world of sacred beauty.
    The intent of this presentation is to ignite this vision in participants to inspire synergetic action and collaboration to create these environments.
    Copies of the book that is just now coming out will be available