Flowforms are beautiful artistic sculptures which are also ecological 'machines' treating water effectively. Flowform surfaces bring water into a figure-of-eight, rhythmical flowpath ... hence 'giving water the heart to move'. Oxygen, polishing, rhythm ... efficient super-streams which are also beautiful sounding water sculptures perfect for anywhere there are people.

Tsui Design & Research Inc. innovatively pioneered the concept of an Evolutionary Architecture . Developed by Dr Eugene Tsui, AIA, NCARB, APA, UIA, Founder and Principal architect at TDR Inc., Evolutionary Architecture draws it's functionality, aesthetics, technology and craft from the wisdom and intelligence found in nature. It is an architecture which unifies organic, art nouveau, and ecological design as well as embraces advances in science and technology. Dr. Tsui gives a number of lectures and presentations worldwide.

Schumacher College is an international centre for ecological studies. Based in southwest England, the College welcomes course participants from all over the world.

Schumacher College was founded in 1991 upon the twin convictions that the world view which has dominated Western civilisation has serious limitations, and that a new vision is needed for human society, its values and its relationship to the earth.

Through interdisciplinary studies, the College aims to explore the foundations of that new vision. At the College, a unified residential education involving physical work, meditation, aesthetic experience and intellectual inquiry creates a sense of the wholeness of life.

"The object of our game with nature is not to win, but to keep on playing."
Anonymous

Art and the Earth from the Paul Getty Institute consists of six photoessays that survey art created to represent the interdependency of people within their environment. People make things special in the practice of their everyday lives using materials that are available around them. Mythic metaphors of plants, animals, and a geography of place can be found in most cultures throughout the world. Studying the ecological value of place in human life is one way to understand how people shape the earth and in the process are affected by their creative endeavors to control, design, and interact within their environment.

Erica Fielder merges artmaking with lifestyle and the natural sciences in order to encourage a heartfelt shift to ecologically ethical practices and integrated relationships between humans and the wild blue-green Earth. Her art includes ritual, performance, mapping and object making which highlight empathy, connection and belonging.

The Arts and Healing Network honors and supports the emergence of healing artists and recognizes them as essential catalysts for positive change. --Marion Weber, Founder

The Arts and Healing Network is dedicated to celebrating the connection between arts and healing. Our focus is this web site which serves as an international resource for anyone interested in the healing potential of art, especially environmentalists, social activists, artists, art professionals, health care practitioners, and those challenged by illness.

San Francisco Institute of Architecture (SFIA) was founded in 1992 by Fred A. Stitt offering a two-year Master of Architecture program for those with an undergraduate degree in architecture and a three-year (or longer) program for those with little or no previous architectural education. SFIA also offers a Master of Ecological Design degree program which includes courses in ecological and architectural design, media, construction technology, and project management.

Ecological faculty include David Deppin, Architect, Site Planning & Eco Design; Mark Fallin, Solar Consultant. Solar Design; Phil Hawes, PhD. Architect; Director, The Eco Design Experience, Oracle, Arizona; Paul Okamoto, Architect, Urban Design & Ecology; David Seidman, Bio-engineer. Ecological Design; Bonnie Sherk, Landscape Artist, Landscape Design; Eugene Tsui, Architect, MA, PhD, Architectural Design; and Skip Wenz, Eco consultant, Author EcoTecture. Ecological Design.

The Anthroposophical Society was founded 1924 by Rudolf Steiner and supports the School of Spiritual Science.

There are many hundreds of independent anthroposophical training centres, research institutes and work centres in the world. The Goetheanum in Dornach holds a special position in this circle of activity by virtue of its range, task and history.

The Goetheanum maintains the largest theatre and eurythmy stage group of the anthroposophical movement. The Goetheanum is also the headquarters of the School for Spiritual Science.

There are 16 different artistic, pedagogical and therapeutic training institutes with about 500 students in and around the Goetheanum.