KYLIGHTS

‘Ezekiel’s Wheels’ or ‘Ezekiel’s Vision of the Whirlwind’ by William Blake. Housed at the Museum of Fine Arts , Boston. Public Domain. What if heaven and hell are not geographical places we potentially experience after death, but states we can choose to move through while we are alive? Human beings shift states constantly. In one moment we may feel calm, curious, and open to the world. In another we may feel anxious, ashamed, or afraid. The outer world might remain exactly t

‘The Sun at His Eastern Gate’ by William Blake (circa 1816-1820) for John Milton's L'Allegro. Blake’s rising sun symbolises illumination and renewal. Like the dawn itself, new energy systems offer humanity another chance to choose wisely: to move toward resilience, independence and a future powered by light rather than limitation. Housed at The Morgan Library and Museum , New York City. Public Domain. Human beings value freedom deeply. It is woven into the fabric of human exi

'La centrale elettrica' (The Power Station), by Antonio Sant’Elia , 1914. From the visionary series La Città Nuova, Sant’Elia pictured the modern city as a living machine, where architecture channels power through form. Like any great structure, its strength depends on integrity at the core. Private collection, Milan. Public Domain. We often talk about integrity as if it were a moral ornament. A nice quality. A personal virtue. Something polite people try to practice. But in