Sep 29, 2026 · 37 min · 10 segments
What lights you up from within, and how can following that spark support your mental health, creativity, and sense of purpose? In this special episode of the Love Light Reset Podcast, Julie Conway…
Julie ConwayHost
Alex GiorgioGuest
So one of the projects we got to do years ago was, I was invited, as people may or may not know.

And I invited Alex to Seattle to my studio so we could create the title of the project is Luminarium.

So it was for this time when I was in Seattle Design Week, and it was in partnership with an architect firm that bought a net zero building, and they were using all these gadgets of solar collecting and air vents on and off for their cooling and all of these types of things.

So we created a chandelier in the front conference room area and, and we could dim the lights and control the light switching on and off through either stress responses through our biofeedback, or even we had a heartbeat response, didn't we? So how does that work? How do we use our bodies to control other things around us?

Well, it's, I mean, the wearables we have nowadays, that's exactly what they do is they take your biometrics, your physiology, and translate it into some type of signal that shows up on your screen or a graph or that sort of thing.

I mean, it was, you know, regular, these pieces of equipment that we had to patch together and everything to your beautiful chandelier, the lighting and all that.

So one of the things like if you remember that we had them all stand in a circle.

So while we're having our opening event at the architect firm, everybody, it's one of those wine and cheese, smooth and booze, artistic design type of event for the opening of the building.

We gave a little presentation about the chandelier, but we were talking about how one-on-one people were controlling the lights and then You could bring your heartbeat down softer.

You had to really concentrate and bring your breath down into your belly and get control of your emotions.

So one of the projects we got to do years ago was, I was invited, as people may or may not know.

And I invited Alex to Seattle to my studio so we could create the title of the project is Luminarium.

So it was for this time when I was in Seattle Design Week, and it was in partnership with an architect firm that bought a net zero building, and they were using all these gadgets of solar collecting and air vents on and off for their cooling and all of these types of things.

So we created a chandelier in the front conference room area and, and we could dim the lights and control the light switching on and off through either stress responses through our biofeedback, or even we had a heartbeat response, didn't we? So how does that work? How do we use our bodies to control other things around us?

Well, it's, I mean, the wearables we have nowadays, that's exactly what they do is they take your biometrics, your physiology, and translate it into some type of signal that shows up on your screen or a graph or that sort of thing.

I mean, it was, you know, regular, these pieces of equipment that we had to patch together and everything to your beautiful chandelier, the lighting and all that.

So one of the things like if you remember that we had them all stand in a circle.

So while we're having our opening event at the architect firm, everybody, it's one of those wine and cheese, smooth and booze, artistic design type of event for the opening of the building.

We gave a little presentation about the chandelier, but we were talking about how one-on-one people were controlling the lights and then You could bring your heartbeat down softer.

You had to really concentrate and bring your breath down into your belly and get control of your emotions.
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