Elephant Man
The Greeks take their clothes off more than we do. It is the mark of a hero, not about representing the literal world, but … Read
The Greeks take their clothes off more than we do. It is the mark of a hero, not about representing the literal world, but … Read
Book of Impermanence Anicca is the doctrine of impermanence. Buddhism tells us that everything is in a constant state of flux, that all phenomena … Read
Self-portrait on wood, painted, burned and repainted for years. Oil, pyrography, a carved cavity holding a black stone, wrapped in black silk.
Olim the Bat is captivated by a mysterious glowing flower in the forest. Unbeknownst to him, the flower’s glow is actually a slow-burning fire.
Godly power and human vulnerability, contemplates the essence of suffering in both the divine and mortal realms.
Geometry and biology intertwine as ink meets paper, and the hidden world of fungal growth.
The lamb represents a dynamic spectrum of meaning and sensation, from spiritual salvation to a unique culinary experience.