Wholeo, a dome of glass

Wholeo Dome is up and open. It was a constantly evolving project, lately called Wholeo Rising. Sponsored and led by Marilyn Harris, glass panels were repaired and a site for a clear enclosure was secured. The foundation was constructed. Fall 2017  was a recent update. Summer 2005 had the best photos of the dome installed at The Farm School.  

What is Wholeo, the stained glass dome? See the Wholeo page for a quick introduction and the latest Wholeo Dome intro (caution, several old links are broken). Go with the guide for details.

Seeing Wholeo Dome out of the corner of your eye, you might think for a minute that it is a colorful spaceship. You decide to go into it to see for yourself. It is like walking into a stained glass window. You wrap yourself in intense colors that light up the interstices of the vast spaces between your atoms. Space becomes a rich experience of layered transparency, where your every move makes deep changes. Here are some comments, letter, article, extensions, and guide about the original installation of the Wholeo dome. Plus its location.

• Wholeo Dome web exhibit (mirror of the Sito site and more)
  The online exhibit of Wholeo Dome started in 1996 with an invitation from Sito, the online transaction interface server. Here is the original exhibit, with some extensions. The pictures and stories show how I built the dome and its appearance from 1967 through 1981.
• Ongoing extensions to the Sito exhibit, including a guide.
• Links, Feedback, Comments and autographs from visitors.
• Ideas, environment, roots, and surround.
• Glass Magazine article, Fisheye image on Cover, 1977 
• Magazine article, Stained Glass Lib, tells why I did it.
• Magazine article, Herspace, an architect's experience.
• Journal entries.
• Storeroom, shows glass panels in storage.
• Location, opening of Wholeo Dome at The Farm.
• Book opening party for Spaced Out.
• Summer, 2012, visit by my family.
• Yoga Mat, 2018
• Geodesic 6v Frame Color-Coded Struts

Where is it now? As of March, 2025 it is up at The Farm Community in Tennessee, USA. A link in the Hippie Museum collection is a clue. See an intro list of links.

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