The 9 Circles of Power 

The circle is one of the oldest and at the same time most open forms. It has neither beginning nor end; it can protect, contain, connect, and create a space in which something gathers.

The Circle of Power – The 9 Circles of Power explores this form as an expression of strength, relationship, and inner alignment. What interests me here is less the circle as a symbol with a fixed meaning than its effect as a structure that is both ordering and in motion.

The nine works embody different qualities of presence and energy. Some appear gathered and condensed, others more open, permeable, or in movement. Together, they create a field in which power does not appear as dominance, but as the capacity to remain in relationship — with oneself, with space, and with what is changing.

The circle thus becomes a place of concentration and transformation. It holds without fixing. It creates boundary and connection at the same time.

The Circle of Power asks how inner strength arises, how it becomes aligned, and how a form of order and wholeness can emerge from individual impulses.