Like a mood ring, but for your entire being.
A metaphysical vibe check.
An inner-beauty selfie.
A quirky mashup of art, science, and soul.
Think of your aura as a unique fingerprint of energy that envelops your entire being. This dynamic field is in constant flux, reflecting your thoughts, emotions, and experiences. No two auras are exactly alike, just as no two fingerprints are the same.
Exploring your aura can be an exhilarating journey of self-discovery, illuminating how your thoughts, feelings, and experiences influence your energy field. It offers insights into areas where you might need to channel your energy, practice self-compassion, or where you are already thriving. Understanding your aura allows you to delve deeper into your inner workings and uncover your best self.
Aura Obscura uses a specialized camera that uses biofeedback sensors to capture and analyze the electromagnetic field or aura that surrounds the human body.
The technology behind aura photography can be traced back to the work of Semyon Kirlian, a Russian inventor who discovered the Kirlian effect in 1939. This led to the development of Kirlian photography, which captures images of the electromagnetic field surrounding living things.
The concept of aura photography was later refined by Guy Coggins in the 1970s, who created the first aura camera.
Aura Obscura is the first aura portrait studio to travel and do popups around South East Asia — including Singapore, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Manila, and Bangkok.