The synthesis of masculine and feminine principles — the most symbolically complex hall and, for many visitors, the most emotionally moving. ~20m × 16m · Completion: 1999.
The hall is dedicated to the reunification of primordial male and female principles — in Damanhurian cosmology, the separation of masculine and feminine is the original wound; their reunion is the highest act of creation. The symbolic programme is expressed throughout: mirrored compositions where left and right panels form wholes, colour contrasts that resolve into harmony, and a central floor medallion where opposing forces meet and become one. Former member and academic accounts agree that the hall produces an unusually strong emotional response in most visitors.
The most recently completed of the primary halls — 12 years of construction and decoration from 1987 to 1999. Many community members regard it as the most sophisticated realisation of Falco Tarassaco's symbolic vision.
Mirrored left-right wall panels in contrasting but harmonising palettes. Central floor medallion: union of geometric masculine and feminine forms. Ceiling programme: the androgynous divine figure in gold mosaic. Two flanking sculptural figures (3m high) in carved composite stone. Selfic installation at the hall's axis point. 600+ individual artworks across all surfaces.
The most symbolically rich hall — guide interpretation is essential. Allow 35–50 minutes minimum. Included in In-Depth Visit (€100) and One Day (€140) only.
Contact: welcome@dhwelcome.org or +39 0124 512226
Monday–Saturday, 09:00–17:00 CET
Advance booking required. Peak season (Jun–Sep): 4 weeks ahead.
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