"Leonardo Pellicanò works mainly with painting, exploring complex dimensions of thought and feeling through the medium. The memory of a cultured gaze is mixed in Pellicanò’s work with the freshness of the strokes, creating a fleeting space where pictorial structures open up to unexpected presences. Art history is utilized freely in a language of apparitions, going from pagan imagery to alchemical symbolism of the middle ages."

https://www.emanuelacampoli.com/artists/...%C3%B2/bio


   

"In this episode we discuss the alchemical processes and how they can be used to transform anything such as ourselves, relationships, communities, and even plants and minerals. Alchemy can be performed physically, mentally, and spiritually. This is a cornerstone episode for Alchemy Lab. We will use these processes going forward in all of our alchemy work. This is the heart of alchemy."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsNCBbVG1l4

"As of a few days ago, only the nerdiest of nerds (I say this as one) had ever heard of DeepSeek, a Chinese AI subsidiary of the equally evocatively named High-Flyer Capital Management, a quantitative analysis (or quant) firm that initially launched in 2015. Yet within the last few days, it’s been arguably the most discussed company in Silicon Valley. That’s largely thanks to the release of DeepSeek-R1, a new large language model (LLM) that performs “reasoning” similar to OpenAI’s current best-available model o1 — taking multiple seconds or minutes to answer hard questions and solve complex problems as it reflects on its own analysis in a step-by-step, or “chain of thought” fashion."

https://venturebeat.com/ai/why-everyone-...-deepseek/

"Reframing Aristotle's natural philosophy, this wide-ranging collection of essays reveals the centrality of magic to his thinking. From late medieval and Renaissance discussions on the attribution of magical works to Aristotle to the philosophical and social justifications of magic, international contributors chart magic as the mother science of natural philosophy."

https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/aristoteli...350357204/

"Love’s Alchemy” by John Donne first appeared in the posthumous collection Poems by J.D. (1633) and exemplifies the skeptical and metaphysical tone characteristic of Donne’s work."

https://english-studies.net/loves-alchem...-analysis/

"Hi I’m Ronda! I am an artist, entrepreneur, creativity coach and lover of humanity. I fancy myself to be a bit of an alchemist, although I am still learning. And let me tell you, there is A LOT to learn."

https://artandalchemy3.com/

"Inside the lab, Maryka demonstrates the cold enfleurage ancient Egyptian technique to create scents. Cleopatra VII, the last active ruler of ancient Egypt before it was conquered by Rome, loved roses and geraniums. Her perfume merchant would have applied a technique similar to Maryka’s – extracting the flowers’ fragrances by placing them on a layer of animal fat, albeit in a much thicker and stickier form."

https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/...-tasmania/

"Here are four lesser-known alchemists whose lives and deaths illustrate the profound risks of their craft."

https://vermontpurealchemy.com/blogs/pra...or-alchemy

"If you want your knowledge to stick—not just in your mind but in your heart—there’s a better way. By studying herbs strategically, you’ll gain the confidence and competence to make a genuine impact as an herbalist."

https://www.evolutionaryherbalism.com/20...udy-herbs/

Mike Dickman's translation. On sale at Lewis Masonic:

https://www.lewismasonic.co.uk/alchemica...endium.htm