I’ve seen orgonite made in a variety of shapes like pyramids, cones and cylinders. I’ve also seen them take the form of platonic solids, like tetrahedrons, octahedrons, dodecahedrons, icosahedrons and spheres. But I have yet to see orgonite made in the shape of cubes. No, orgonite in ice cube trays don’t count; technically, an ice cube is more of a quadrilateral frustum, or apex-truncated square pyramid.

The reason I bring this up is because I recently visited Pyramid Gallery. No, it has nothing to do with pyramids and everything to do with beautifully designed cube boxes made by a fictional serial killer named Philip LeMarchand. Yeah, I know, the backstory is definitely hokey, but the art is to die for, pun intended. Maybe some enterprising vendor will take a hint and start making orgonite cubes decorated with all sorts of sacred geometric symbols in gold leaf. If they turn out looking anywhere near as good as the boxes pictured above, I’ll be in for one.