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Welcome to EveryWoman
A voyage into the unique
bond
between every woman and our planet
This is the biometric
average face of the Eve volunteers. You may use the Eve Images freely provided you link back to this page or credit Lilje |
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The
Golden Ratio,
The Divine Proportion
The Golden Section
Integrus
1xPhi (
) or 1xTau (
)
= 1.618
Used by artists and architects throughout history, in every civilisation.
Why?
I think the answer is in Eve.
The Ratio 1.618 appears in seashells, flowers, insects, gravity, honeycombs,
wings, trees, snowflakes...
1m = 1/10 000 000th
(1 ten millionth )
the distance from
Equator to Pole of Earth.
Pi x Phi = 5
The purpose of this research is to
discover the essence of every
woman, and her relationship to
Earth.
EveryWoman.
By understanding the essence
we better understand the individual,
ourselves and each other.
Every woman is connected.
What is average?
If we find the average of all faces and create a new face from that information,
what does it look like?
What does the average person really look like?
If we all have a common
mother,
what does she look like?
If each person is a variation of an original
then what is the original?
Regardless of whether we are scientist, spiritual, religious or artistic I believe these to be important questions.
Some surprising
information from the project:
What is Average for EveryWoman?
1x
= 1.618cm
Did you know...
Eve is exactly 100x
cm tall
(1.618m)
Eve is not perfect...yet she is perfectly average...
Eve's left side is 2x
narrower
than her right
Eve's left eye is exactly 0.1x
units lower than her right
Eve's left shoulder is exactly 1x
higher than her right
Eve's left foot is 1x
smaller
than her right
Eve's foot is equal to her forearm minus 1x![]()
Eve's hand is equal to her upper arm plus 1x![]()
Eve's arm length is 1x
x Upper
arm length
Eve's upper body is 7x
longer
than her lower body
The Sacred
Geometry of Eve
Needed:
1618 volunteers.
Click here
to help 'give birth' to Eve by volunteering for EveryWoman.
The groundbreaking Artwork by Lilje
More information:
Eve
at SouthAfricanArtists.com
Interview with Susan Gadster, ARTvis, 2005
Interview
with Winifred McHenry, TheWhitePaddedCell, 2006
Common Ancestry
BBC News