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STELLINA · Method

Seven colours, seven notes.

The pedagogy proposes an alphabet where colour and musical note share one grammar of the interior life. Since 1995 it has taken shape through workshops with children in Munich and, later, in Volterra.

The palette

Colour and note

The pairings of colour to note, and the pedagogical and spiritual readings the artist gives each pairing, are part of her method. On this concept site we show only the palette and its notes; specific correspondences, meanings and workshop outcomes are pending artist confirmation before public presentation.

  1. Table 1 · Note Do

    Cobalt

    Full reading of this colour, its note and its pedagogical use — presented by the artist in workshops and in the STELLINA texts.

  2. Table 2 · Note Re

    Vermilion

    Full reading of this colour, its note and its pedagogical use — presented by the artist in workshops and in the STELLINA texts.

  3. Table 3 · Note Mi

    Sun gold

    Full reading of this colour, its note and its pedagogical use — presented by the artist in workshops and in the STELLINA texts.

  4. Table 4 · Note Fa

    Leaf green

    Full reading of this colour, its note and its pedagogical use — presented by the artist in workshops and in the STELLINA texts.

  5. Table 5 · Note Sol

    Turquoise

    Full reading of this colour, its note and its pedagogical use — presented by the artist in workshops and in the STELLINA texts.

  6. Table 6 · Note La

    Violet

    Full reading of this colour, its note and its pedagogical use — presented by the artist in workshops and in the STELLINA texts.

  7. Table 7 · Note Si

    Rose

    Full reading of this colour, its note and its pedagogical use — presented by the artist in workshops and in the STELLINA texts.

Practice

A pedagogy of the soul

STELLINA is presented by the artist as a peace-education practice — a way of naming the interior life through colour and sound, offered in workshops, books and multilingual settings. Detailed correspondences, exercises and outcomes are the artist's own; enquiries about programmes and materials are welcome.