THE CIRCLE CULTURE FRAMEWORK

Circle Culture is the conceptual framework developed over two decades of interdisciplinary practice. Rooted in the pillars of Christie-Coxon’s work: circularity, process, intuition, fluidity
and duality, it explores humanity’s evolving relationship with Nature and proposes a symbolic language of interconnectedness across cultures, ecosystems, and states of consciousness.

Central to her work Circle Culture offers both, a philosophical and artistic lens that challenges linear, separatist worldviews, suggesting reciprocity, and continuous transformation. The symbol is a gesture depicting the past feeding into the present to shape the future — embodying ongoing evolution. Her eco-aesthetic engages with urgent contemporary dialogues on climate, diaspora, sustainability, and biodiversity in her signature poetic style.

Rather than treating the circle as a static geometric form, Christie-Coxon mobilises it as an active methodology: a structural, symbolic, and ethical principle through which questions of interdependence, consequence, and regeneration are explored.

“My vision of Circle Culture is about oneness, inclusivity, interconnection, and evolution. It’s about a remembering of holistic and ancient cultural philosophies to create an evolving global consciousness that unites our planet and humanity in a contemporary context.”

— Caroline Christie-Coxon