Zack Zublena is featured in the Summer 2026 edition of Watkins Mind Body Spirit, the long-established London publication devoted to spirituality, consciousness and personal transformation.
The feature, titled The Sacred Frequency of Gold — An Interview with Zack Zublena, begins on page 28 of Issue 86. Through an in-depth conversation, Zack discusses the ideas and personal experiences that have shaped his relationship with gold, his fine art photography and his wider creative philosophy.
Published by Watkins Books in London, Watkins Mind Body Spirit has roots extending back to 1893 and covers subjects including contemporary spirituality, self-development, mysticism and Eastern philosophy. Its connection to London’s long-established Watkins Books gives the magazine a distinctive place within British spiritual and esoteric publishing.
The Sacred Frequency of Gold
The interview explores gold beyond its conventional association with material wealth. For Zack, gold carries an ancient symbolic significance connected to light, spiritual sovereignty and humanity’s innate creative potential.
He describes gold as an element forged within stars and later embedded in the Earth—a material whose cosmic origins mirror its enduring symbolic and spiritual importance across civilisations.
The conversation also examines how gold became central to Zack’s artistic practice and his distinctive Gold Body Painting and Fine Art Photography Experience. By painting the human body with reflective gold-coloured body paint and photographing it as fine art, he seeks to reveal the strength, beauty and luminous presence already contained within the individual.
Art, Beauty and the Inner Self
During the interview, Zack reflects on the role of beauty in communicating ideas that transcend language. He compares his creative approach to Michelangelo’s belief that the figure already existed within the marble and that the artist’s role was simply to reveal it.
In Zack’s work, gold serves a similar purpose. Rather than concealing the person, it becomes a visual language through which the human form can be perceived differently—outside familiar identities, social roles and habitual self-perception.
The resulting photographs explore the relationship between physical form and inner presence, transforming the body into an image of radiance, balance and symbolic power.
This photographic dimension also connects the work to Britain’s long engagement with photography as both an artistic and cultural medium. The Royal Photographic Society, founded in 1853, remains one of the UK’s major institutions dedicated to advancing the art and science of photography.
Gold, Creativity and Spiritual Sovereignty
The interview moves beyond aesthetics to consider the relationship between gold and sovereignty. Zack speaks about sovereignty as an inward state: independence of spirit, freedom from limiting systems and the ability to recognise one’s intrinsic worth.
He also discusses how working closely with gold has affected his creativity and perception. Gold is not simply a decorative surface in his practice. It becomes a point of focus through which light, presence and creative intention converge.
These ideas are explored more fully in his book, The Sacred Frequency of Gold — Humanity’s Blueprint for Awakening.
A London Publication with a Long Spiritual Heritage
The appearance of Zack Zublena’s work in Watkins Mind Body Spirit has particular relevance for a UK audience. The magazine is published by Watkins Books in London and continues a publishing tradition that began in the late nineteenth century.
Watkins Mind Body Spirit describes its editorial scope as spanning contemporary spirituality, personal development, mysticism, Eastern philosophy and related fields. Its historic London bookshop became an important meeting point within the city’s esoteric community during the early twentieth century.
This context places Zack’s discussion of gold, creativity and spiritual sovereignty within a distinctly British publishing tradition devoted to exploring philosophy, consciousness and spiritual thought.
Featured in Watkins Mind Body Spirit — Issue 86
Zack’s interview appears alongside contributions examining silence, wisdom, consciousness, spiritual freedom, embodied spirituality, ancient civilisations and the sacred dimensions of human experience.
The Summer 2026 edition includes contributions featuring Ken Wilber, Michael A. Singer, Jet Li, Pico Iyer, Jonathan Black and Banafsheh Sayyad. The inclusion of The Sacred Frequency of Gold places Zack’s artistic practice within a wider conversation about consciousness, creativity and humanity’s relationship with the sacred.
Read the Summer 2026 Issue
The Sacred Frequency of Gold — An Interview with Zack Zublena begins on page 28 of Watkins Mind Body Spirit, Issue 86.
Discover Zack Zublena’s Fine Art Photography in the UK
Explore Zack Zublena’s contemporary gold fine art photography, photographic prints and Gold Body Painting and Fine Art Photography Experience through the UK edition of ZZGALLERY.
