for the production of alternative fuel energy for machines, turbines, engines or to generate heat. Visitors to the Vortex Garden can experience such implosive forces and empathize with the way that life forces can or may emerge, grow and develop. The name “Vortex” derives from the many flowform water features and funnels with spiralling and lemniscate (figure-eight shaped) forms of water movement. Gallery Maps See also Darmstadt Artists' Colony Insect hotel References External links Info Mathildenhoehe The Garden Landscape Guide Mathildenhoehe Darmstadt Photos Vortex Garten Story in German Newspaper Darmstädter Echo External links only available in German Language Gartenkunst: Der geheime Garten des Henry Nold. Aus Ethikkooperation.de Video, ARD (broadcaster), 27.05.2014, Deutsche Gärten: Verwilderter Stadtgarten Pantheism Gardens in Hesse Sacred geometry