‘If we wish to arrive at a living perception of nature, we ourselves must remain as quick and flexible as nature and follow her example.’ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Rudolf Steiner saw in Goethe's work an expression of a dynamic, living form of thinking that would enhance our understanding and experience of nature.

Through perceptual and artistic exercises, you will encounter Goethe's science of the wholeness of living things.

This course is for those seeking a way to connect with the world that is both accurate and artistic. No scientific knowledge or artistic skill is necessary. Bring only a willingness to carefully explore a new way to see the world.

4 Saturdays, 1, 8, 15, 22 May 2021, 9.30 am - 12.30 pm

Bookings close 24 April 2021

Mark Phillips is Coordinator of Teaching and Curriculum Development at the Perth Waldorf School and of the Waldorf/Steiner Primary Teacher Training programme. He has been exploring Goethean Studies for the last 7 years, including attending residential intensives at the Nature Institute in New York State.

Anne Williams has worked with the Goethean approach to plant studies for many years. She combines imaginative pictures of the being of the plant with carefully observed drawings.