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This series of paintings attempts to depict a person's life from birth to death. The dark orb
represent the emergence of an existence while white is the transition through death back to the
"Is." Time or experience in between is filled with growing awareness, discovery, revelation and
accumulation of knowledge, represented by the move from black across the spectrum to
white...the culmination of the visible wavelengths of energy. The bright points and color bars are
moments when understanding occurs.
represent the emergence of an existence while white is the transition through death back to the
"Is." Time or experience in between is filled with growing awareness, discovery, revelation and
accumulation of knowledge, represented by the move from black across the spectrum to
white...the culmination of the visible wavelengths of energy. The bright points and color bars are
moments when understanding occurs.
| Birth-Death No. 4 2004 36 x 36 Acrylic, mixed media on canvas |
| Birth-Death No. 1 2003 30 x 36 Acrylic, mixed media on canvas |
| Birth-Death No. 2 2003 30 x 32 Acrylic, mixed media on canvas |
| Birth-Death No. 3 2004 34 x 80 Acrylic, mixed media on hollow core door |
| Birth-Death Series No. 6 2004 20 x 24 Acrylic, mixed media on canvas |
| Birth-Death Series No. 7 2004 36 x 48 Acrylic, mixed media on wood panel |
| Birth-Death Series No. 5 2004 36 x 36 Acrylic, mixed media on canvas |
| Birth-Death No 9 2006 36 x 36 Acrylic, mixed media on canvas |
| Birth-Death No 8 2005 36 x 36 Acrylic, mixed media on canvas |
| Birth-Death /Copper Ear No 10 2006 approx 38 x 40 Acrylic, mixed media on hardboard |
| Birth-Death No 11 2006 24 x 24 Acrylic, mixed media, found objects on canvas with tennis ball and foam insulation underneath |
The mind is at birth a clean sheet, a tabula rasa; and sense-experience
writes upon it in a thousand ways, until sensation begets memory and
memory begets ideas -- John Locke (1632-1704)
writes upon it in a thousand ways, until sensation begets memory and
memory begets ideas -- John Locke (1632-1704)
| Birth-Death Series |