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500 Washington Ave. Portland, ME JANUARY 11th-14th 8AM-9:30PM each day  ABOUT The Lucia Light is a relaxation and consciousness exploration tool. Also known at a hypnagogic light, it is used seated or laying down and with eyes closed. Most people prefer to listen to music during their session. By using a wide spectrum of flashing white light at varying speeds, intensities and brightness, the light gently encourages the brain to go into harmonic brainwaves creating beautiful, relaxing states in the alpha and theta frequencies. Lucia N ° 03 is a neurostimulator, which combines 8 LEDs and a halogen light. White light passes through the retina to the pineal gland, and creates a unique visual experience for each person. Even though the light is used with your eyes closed, many people report having a uniquely visual experience, seeing varying colors and patterns during the session. The inner consciousness of the light traveler produces scenes of indescribable beauty. The light is safe to use as your eyes are closed during the experience, however, those with light sensitive epilepsy should not use a hypnagogic light as it does strobe. Some people have experienced a dissolution of the sense of time and a transcendence of the physical body. REPORTED BENEFITS: - Reduced anxiety, stress, fear and depression - Sense of wholeness/oneness - Increased creativity and intuition - Sense of awe and wonder One of these lovely light machines will be visiting Float Harder for four days! January 11th-14th 8AM-9:30PM each day 30 minute light session - $35 To schedule an appointment, contact Lindsay at LindsayLuciaLight@gmail.com IMPORTANT NOTES!
This can be a wonderful, euphoric experience for those who are open to it, keep in mind it is not for everyone! The hypnagogic light is not recommended for those who: - have a history of epilepsy or seizures - are under 18 years of age - are pregnant For more information on the Lucia Light visit createcoherence.net
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November Feature Artist
4th Quarter Float for Philanthropy Recipient! Thank you to everyone who participated in our our 4th quarter Float for Philanthropy. The recipient of the day's proceeds is Preble Street Resource Center!! Preble Street has been serving Portland since 1975. They are such an important part of our community, working endlessly, 24/7/365 to help to empower and help to meet the needs of Portland's growing homeless population. Preble Street provides so many different services, including drop-in centers, soup kitchens, food pantry, adult and teen shelters, social work services and supported housing. We are so excited to help support this vital organization, we couldn't do it without you!! Join our mailing list to be the first to know about specials and events like this one!!
October Feature Artist
Here are some more pieces escaping fate!!  Click HERE to get in touch with Joe or to see more of his work!!
If you are interested in having your art featured in our float center, please contact us! frontdesk@floatharder.com September Feature Artist My name is Chad Creighton. I am currently working and living in Portland, Maine with my Partner Melissa, our two dogs, two birds, cat, and numerous fish. I am a recent graduate of Maine College of Art with a degree in printmaking. I’m originally from Greenfield, New Hampshire where I lived for most of my life. Growing up in a small town in the country I found myself constantly immersed in nature with my head buried in field guides. I started working on pallet wood a year ago and immediately fell in love with the material. The idea of giving new life to an old, battered material is interesting to me. I like to think of where the pallet had been, or where it could have ended up while I pull the animals out of the wood(s).
Click HERE to get in touch with Chad or to see more of his work!!
If you are interested in having your art featured in our float center, please contact us! frontdesk@floatharder.com Float for Philanthropy!
We hold Float for Philanthropy events four times a year and we announce it first to our email subscribers. If you aren't on our email list then get on it using the sign up in the lower right corner of our site. We only send one email per month and stand by our promise not to bombard your inbox with nonsense!  August Feature Artist
The name Taskafish is a combination of her family name and Gracelyn's most favorite subject matter. Gracelyn divides her time between Maine and Bermuda, where the Taska's have family ties.  She finds inpiration in the rocky coastline of Maine to the vivid blue waters, coastal reefs and pink sand beaches of Bermuda. When Gracelyn isn't busy creating, you can find her running, playing her Ukalele, advocating for the protection of coral reefs, having coffee with friends and most likely... smiling and laughing.  If you're interested in having your art featured in our float center,
feel free to contact us! frontdesk@floatharder.com July Feature Artist Kyl Owns was raised in the rotted woods of New England before leaving for NYC to attend the New York Film Academy. Upon completion, Kyl returned to the forest. During this hiatus, he began the creation of Vorticist, an experimental 7 album noise project, utilizing the cinematic style he learned at NYFA. In 2008, Kyl extracted himself from the woods, finding an attraction to the art and music scene in Portland, Maine. Hungry for a more immediate creative process, Kyl incorporated painting to his repertoire of avant-garde expression while continuing to evolve his skills in film and sound. In early 2018 Kyl began performing live haunting and improvisational auditory performances, he refers to as 'harsh acid ritual drone', under the name KØVVNS.
If you're interested in having your art featured in our float center,
feel free to contact us! frontdesk@floatharder.com Float for Philanthropy Recipients! Thank you to all who participated in yet another successful Float for Philanthropy event! We were able to raise $750 for the Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program's Summer Food Service Program, supporting their efforts to provide lunches and snacks to children in need during school summer vacation. If you would like to learn more about MCHPP and their programs, click here. We hold Float for Philanthropy events four times a year and we announce it first to our email subscribers. If you aren't on our email list then get on it using the sign up in the lower right corner of our site. We only send one email per month and stand by our promise not to bombard your inbox with nonsense!
June Feature Artist
If you're interested in having your art featured in our float center,
feel free to contact us! frontdesk@floatharder.com |
