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Welcome to World Wheel ~ Global Peace Through the Arts
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The World Wheel Project is an artistic forum for global understanding that I, Vijali Hamilton, the founding director, started in 1986. The World Wheel Project consists of two journeys circling the globe where I carved monumental stone sculptures and created collaborated ceremonial-based performance events.
The first circle established twelve sites on the 34th latitudinal parallel. The second circle around the planet started in 1999 and consists of twelve sites that follow the equator. Here, my creative work expanded into the establishments of schools to preserve the indigenous cultures.
My environmental sculptures define sacred sites and are created with the assistance of each village. The performances that are held in the site of the sculptures are a collaboration with myself, local artists, performers, and each host community. Through this process, the World Wheel provides a transformative experience for each community as it addressed spiritual, social, and ecological issues activating an awareness of the interrelatedness of all life.
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WORLD WHEEL NEWSLETTER 2009 ~ Homeless Youth of Los Angeles
Top Banner -- photo by Vijali Hamilton -- Achili Pachcamac in Andes
Photo by Vijali Hamilton -- Spirit Within Matter
The World Wheel Project is an artistic forum for global understanding that I, Vijali Hamilton, the founding director, started in 1986. The World Wheel Project consists of two journeys circling the globe where I carved monumental stone sculptures and created collaborated ceremonial-based performance events. The first circle established twelve sites on the 34th latitudinal parallel. The second circle around the planet started in 1999 and consists of twelve sites that follow the equator. Here, my creative work expanded into the establishments of schools to preserve the indigenous cultures.
My environmental sculptures define sacred sites and are created with the assistance of each village. The performances that are held in the site of the sculptures are a collaboration with myself, local artists, performers, and each host community. Through this process, the World Wheel provides a transformative experience for each community as it addressed spiritual, social, and ecological issues activating an awareness of the interrelatedness of all life.
Subscribe to World Wheel mailing list to receive newsletters and announcements.
WORLD WHEEL NEWSLETTER 2009 ~ Homeless Youth of Los Angeles
I find myself in Los Angeles (LA), at this time of our economic crisis to listen to the young people on the streets. They tell me their stories and I hear their cries for a more meaningful life than what they have found in our society and in their own families. When I came to LA and heard there were more than 14,000 youth that live on the streets, under bridges, or on the beaches, I knew this was one of the locations I wanted the World Wheel to focus in the United States. Click here to read the newsletter.
Top Banner -- photo by Vijali Hamilton -- Achili Pachcamac in Andes
Photo by Vijali Hamilton -- Spirit Within Matter