Perceiving Environments and Structures

Saturday January 23rd, 8-9:30 am PST, 11-12:30 EST

Lesson 6 – Advanced Negative Space 

As compositions become more complex, students learn to use negative space as a tool for solving visual problems and bypassing symbolic thinking. This lesson strengthens the ability to perceive relationships without relying on assumptions. 

For Remote Viewers: 

Practice perceiving environments, structures, and contextual information before assigning meaning.

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About Coral Carte

Coral Carte is an artist, photographer, and longtime remote viewing practitioner whose work bridges formal art training with decades of study in Controlled Remote Viewing. After careers in photography, stage design, TV production, and advertising, she pursued advanced remote viewing training with Lyn Buchanan and continued her studies with Gail Husick, Angela Ford, Pam Coronado, Debra Lynne Katz, Julia Mossbridge, and Angela Thompson Smith.

She is an accredited instructor in Lyn Buchanan’s Controlled Remote Viewing method and teaches from a perspective that integrates perception training, drawing, and a broader intuitive understanding of the viewing process.

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