Innovation: Presentation that the health temple complex with prepared relief images on T-form rock stelae in connection with the knowledge about the effects of  

Sun-, moon- or starlight on the perception of the rock reliefs was used to transfer the power of the gods (animals, humans) and shamanic innovations (or divine inspirations) to the sick person or the participating members of the tribe. In their role as mediators between gods and humans, the shamans transformed divine innovative power into healing powers, insight, revelation and beliefs in secretly held creativity, insight and light rituals. 

Rituals should also be used to transmit the leaders' goals and awareness and sense of belonging to the participants in individual or limited community rituals, or to transmit them as God's will through information, media and tribal rituals and symbols. 

Innovation use: health and population influence (placebo and nocebo) by creating fears and by delineating religions, ethnicities, races and social groups, witnessed by the shamans and leaders to control the group or population. 

Innovation ritual: Secretly held adoption of creativity, intuition, insight and promotion of faith to strengthen health and the immune system as well as to guide the population through belief in punishing or helping rules of the gods in this world and the hereafter. 

Innovation Technique: Digital print as a one-of-a-kind size/original artwork with Dieter Liedtke's DNA in the red colour.  

Innovation of the series: disclosure of health, motivational and group or political social rituals. The effect of the recovery rituals can be optimised optimally through first experiences with creativity and affection previously unknown to the sick person (see research results on neurobiology, epigenetics, mirror neurons, nocebo and placebo and the ancient rituals up to the emergence of religions and today's voodoo) or for group guidance through numerous repetitions by information mediators (see religions and media). 

Series name: Art and Healing II 

Years of the series: 1963 -  

Year of work: 2015 

Signature: Liedtke  

Material: Ink, canvas on stretcher frame 

Dimensions: 140 cm x 180 cm 

Price: 10 Million Euros. €

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