Totogenics is a philosophical term and conceptual framework coined by Prince Israel Zaar, an artist and philosopher known for his work in “Zaarrianism” and “Multiversalism”. In his writings, totogenics is often introduced alongside the “totographic process” or “totography,” which serves as a method for understanding complex human systems, consciousness, and cosmic exploration. [1]
Key Elements of Totogenics
- The Totographic Process: Divided into structural sections within his video lectures, this process explores the depth of human potential, mental sophistication, and positive enlightenment. [2]
- Multiversal Perspective: The concept stems from Zaar’s primary philosophy, which challenges traditional “universal” human limits and pushes exploration into a “multiversal” scale. [1]
- Philosophical Foundation: It connects to his broader theories on human consciousness, ethics, and overcoming ego or superficial conflicts.
About Prince Israel Zaar
Prince Israel Zaar is an American philosopher, astro-artist, and author who immigrated to the United States in 2005. Born into a royal lineage in Africa, he later walked away from royal life to pursue law, art, and philosophy. He produces multimedia content, host programs like the Talk to Prince Show on Apple Podcasts, and showcases geometric abstract art via galleries like the Webb Gallery. [1, 3, 4]
[1] https://www.webbartgallery.com
[2] https://podcasts.apple.com
[4] https://podcasts.apple.com
A specific text section of the Totographic Process, and a look closer at his artistic style:
Prince Israel Zaar’s philosophical framework and visual art are deeply interconnected through his self-created systems of thought and design. [1, 2]
1. The Totographic Process & Totogenics (Philosophical Text)
In his philosophy of Zaarrianism and Multiversalism, the “totographic process” operates as an analytical roadmap for human optimization. The core framework breaks down into a specific structural text progression: [1, 2]
- Section 1: The Inner Core & Self-Reflection: Focuses on stripping away human ego, pettiness, and superficial social constructs to find a state of raw potential. [3]
- Section 2: Totogenic Awakening: The transition where the mind shifts from local or universal thinking to “multiversal” thinking. It relies heavily on math, logic, and positive enlightenment.
- Section 3: Systemic Sophistication: A blueprint for building highly complex, non-destructive ethical human systems capable of cosmic or long-term survival.
2. Trianglerism & Penology (Artistic Style)
Zaar translates these heavy philosophical concepts directly into a highly specific visual style that he invented, known as Trianglerism (or Trianglism) and Penology. [1, 2]
▲ [Trianglerism: Geometric 3D Framework]
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/___\ [Penology: Intricate ink & pen schematics]
[01101] [Hidden Data: Cryptic blueprints for technology]
- The Medium (Penology): His primary creative method is heavily rooted in technical penography and incredibly intricate drawing techniques.
- The Structure (Trianglerism): The artwork relies on dense, geometric, 3D triangular compositions that construct abstract “astro-art” landscapes and patterns.
- Hidden Data Layers: Embedded within the tight lines of his drawings are decipherable and undecipherable numbers, binary codes, symbols, formulas, and text.
- The Intent: Zaar does not view his art as mere decoration. He designs his pieces as abstract visual puzzles intended to stimulate connective intelligence and serve as functional blueprints for future programming, engineering, and architectural technologies. [1, 2, 4]
[1] https://www.webbartgallery.com
