What if healing was Nature? What if architecture could hold Spirit? We fix celestial lights into matter — reconditioning and revitalizing places through the seven universal powers.
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For millennia, the Eternal Art taught the laws of transmutation and divine reconnection — for mineral, vegetable and human; for architecture, geometry, water, sound and light. From the temple builders of Kemi to the Gothic cathedrals, its symbols are the same across every culture.
Today that knowledge returns as a design practice: giving information, life and soul to the body of our buildings and cities — transforming a still, empty space into a warm, soulful, living field, tangibly optimized for its purpose.
By healing matter and ourselves,
we heal the places we live in.
A city — a building, a home — can incorporate the seven universal archetypes in its spaces, exactly as the human body does with its organs and glands. As above, so below. Each room is treated, not decorated: the archetype enters its plaster, its metals, its stones and its light.
The Corridor of the Seven — the seven lights in the order of the days of the week, from the Moon to the Sun.
Relax areas, water pools, sleep & birth centers.
Gyms, fitness areas, security offices.
Conference centers and communication hubs.
Restaurants, lounges, leadership areas.
Museums, theaters, arts and relational spaces.
Libraries, archives, spaces of memory and structure.
Meditation areas and community halls — the heart that gives order to the whole.
This is not decoration. Each archetype enters the matter of the room through six channels, chosen and dosed for the purpose of the space.
The powers follow the Chaldean sequence — the alchemical compass that gave the week its days, hour by hour, 24/7 — and correspond to specific organs, glands and energetic meridians of the human body.
In our Art, alchemical active materials are called magnets: wisely-crafted, purified condensers that bind the energy of one specific power into material form — attracting the sky into matter, fixing the volatile.
Potable red colloidal gold
Liquid quintessences, colloidal preparations and solid compounds are prepared with Chaldean timings in the PROMETHEA Alchemical Lab.
They enter wall paints, plasters, resin inserts, textiles, ambient perfumes and painting colors — orienting the natural vibration of a space toward its healing purpose.
Light carries information. Our planetary lights seal liquid magnets inside glass spheres: the light that crosses them radiates the power's signature everywhere within the surrounding space.
From ambient spheres to handable formats, spot-therapy applications and two-chamber vessels where water and liquid magnets travel side by side.
Celestial lights, fixed into matter.
Interiors are where the Art lives. Each environment receives the archetype of its function — in its paints, its objects, its lights.
Moon-tuned bedrooms: magnets in wall paint, inserts in furniture, a planetary light beside the bed.
Lunar environments of water and calm, where life begins and rests.
Martial spaces of strength and discipline, tuned for energy.
Mercurial hubs of exchange, communication and quick thought.
Jovial lounges, spas and retreats radiating abundance and well-being.
Venusian galleries and relational spaces, where beauty heals.
Saturnine spaces of memory, study and structure.
Solar centers for gathering and meditation — the heart of an alchemical masterplan.
The same method, outdoors. A didactic park where trees and wild herbs are planted by planet, in the Chaldean order, and each grove stands where the Sun rises or sets at the solstices and equinoxes.
At the center stands the Solar Hall: a round dry-stone pavilion with three narrow slits facing east. At dawn on the winter solstice a single ray crosses the room and strikes the golden sphere — as at Newgrange.
Around it, six groves on the six points of the horizon. The solstice axes lead to Jupiter, Mars, Saturn and Venus; the equinox axis to Mercury and the Moon. The main path visits them in the Chaldean sequence; the mown paths of the meadow join them in the order of the days of the week.
Every tree a planet,
every herb a day.
Dawn on the summer solstice: the light runs along the north-east axis, from the oaks of Jupiter to the Solar Hall.
Water lily, mugwort, poppy, watercress — the pond that mirrors the setting Sun.
Nettle, wild garlic, broom, thistle — iron-red earth and a path that climbs toward the Sun.
Lavender, wild fennel, valerian, marjoram — the crossroads of the paths.
Sage, lemon balm, borage, agrimony — a wide clearing with a table for all.
Dog rose, yarrow, verbena, thyme, mallow — the pergola of roses.
Horsetail, comfrey, ivy, teasel — the stone cell where the last ray of the year falls on a disc of lead.
St John's wort, calendula, rosemary, chamomile — the Solar Hall, where the solstice ray meets the golden sphere.
Each day begins at sunrise with the hour of its own planet. The hours then follow the Chaldean sequence ♄ ♃ ♂ ☉ ♀ ☿ ☽ around the clock, twelve from sunrise to sunset and twelve from sunset to sunrise; the 25th hour gives the next day its name. In the garden, each grove is tended and harvested in its own hour.
| Hour | Monday ☽ | Tuesday ♂ | Wednesday ☿ | Thursday ♃ | Friday ♀ | Saturday ♄ | Sunday ☉ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day · 1 | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun |
| Day · 2 | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus |
| Day · 3 | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury |
| Day · 4 | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon |
| Day · 5 | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn |
| Day · 6 | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter |
| Day · 7 | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars |
| Day · 8 | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun |
| Day · 9 | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus |
| Day · 10 | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury |
| Day · 11 | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon |
| Day · 12 | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn |
| Night · 1 | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter |
| Night · 2 | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars |
| Night · 3 | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun |
| Night · 4 | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus |
| Night · 5 | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury |
| Night · 6 | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon |
| Night · 7 | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn |
| Night · 8 | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter |
| Night · 9 | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars |
| Night · 10 | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun |
| Night · 11 | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus |
| Night · 12 | ♃Jupiter | ♀Venus | ♄Saturn | ☉Sun | ☽Moon | ♂Mars | ☿Mercury |
A few examples, from the classical tradition, of the trees and the medicinal and aromatic herbs that belong to each power — the palette of the planetary groves.
| Planet | Day | Metal | Trees | Medicinal & aromatic herbs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ♄SATURN | Saturday | Lead | Cypress, yew, black pine, box | Horsetail, comfrey, ivy, teasel, hellebore |
| ♃JUPITER | Thursday | Tin | Oak, chestnut, linden, fig | Sage, lemon balm, borage, agrimony, dandelion, hyssop |
| ♂MARS | Tuesday | Iron | Hawthorn, blackthorn, holly, scots pine | Nettle, wild garlic, broom, thistle, basil, bramble |
| ☉SUN | Sunday | Gold | Olive, laurel, walnut, ash, vine | St John's wort, calendula, rosemary, chamomile, everlasting, angelica |
| ♀VENUS | Friday | Copper | Apple, almond, myrtle, elder, birch | Dog rose, yarrow, verbena, thyme, mallow, violet, primrose |
| ☿MERCURY | Wednesday | Quicksilver | Hazel, mulberry, hornbeam | Wild fennel, lavender, valerian, marjoram, wild carrot, dill |
| ☽MOON | Monday | Silver | Willow, white poplar, alder | Water lily, mugwort, poppy, watercress, water mint, rush |
Latitude 45° N: the solstice axes open at about 36° from the equinox line. Every garden is drawn on the true horizon of its own site.
Alchemical Spaces is led by Fabio Pedrotti — alchemist, author of Il Faro Alchimico and co-author of Liberazione Ermetica — who works as an alchemical consultant on esoteric architecture for private clients and projects in California, and teaches practical alchemy throughout Italy.
Every magnet, quintessence and light is prepared personally, with traditional methods and Chaldean timings. An Alchemical Vision — the complete presentation of this work — is available to qualified partners and developers upon request.
Developers, architects, hospitality groups and private clients: the full presentation and a first consultation are available upon request.
As within, so without.
As above, so below.