From Spontinuity to Dream Seeds

My Journey with Lightshows from the Sixties to the Present

Authors

  • C Scott Taylor Independent researcher

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.12801/1947-5403.2023.15.01.06

Author Biography

C Scott Taylor, Independent researcher

An American ex-pat living in Australia since 1999, I have enjoyed various kinds of employment. In the US, I was a furniture designer and builder, a founder of several independent schools, a teacher of Permaculture, an independent researcher on interspecies communication, a workshop leader and a storyteller. In Australia, I have authored a book on dolphins, earned two degrees, taught at Universities, written and presented a TV special, led a wellness program at a dolphin rescue facility, become a beekeeper and been a storyteller. All along, I have done lightshows and worked with light as an art form and means of service.

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Published

23-Nov-2023

Issue

Vol. 15 No. 1 (2023): Psychedelica and Electronica

Section

From the Floor

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