Sorry, to be gone. I had to. Everything is cool now. I feel like I can speak. I speak with art. Art was too powerful. It always was. It was how I learned to talk. When my hands were tiny I spent hours touching my grandmother's and grandfather's books of art. They spoke of worlds past and of the now. When things got difficult I spoke with a brush or, what ever.
Images from the Id
I am pleased to say that we have won our first battle.
There are many more ahead
but I am sure we will prevail.
Delacroix and his Lady Liberty speaks to us, now, after January 20, 2009.
There are many more ahead
but I am sure we will prevail.
Delacroix and his Lady Liberty speaks to us, now, after January 20, 2009.

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<...From the past....>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
'They eat their own..."

From the beginning of the Iraq War, my skin crawled to listen to the pundits on the air waves, and the people from the White House. Inside I knew they were taking us down a dark path.
Goya is my inspiration artist here. His work frightens me but lingers in my mind. His black
paintings tell the story of humanity at its most terrible. It was Saturn who ate is children.
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The Abdication of
GW Bush
I found the print
of the original painting by
Paul Delaroche very revealing.... so, I altered the image - just a bit.
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'Bush's Retreat from Iraq....'
I guess I was right. Here we still are. But Bush and his enablers
have left in a cloud of dust.
I guess I was right. Here we still are. But Bush and his enablers
have left in a cloud of dust.
.....leaving the our troups and the American people to make it back home on our own.
This is the original painting by
Nicolas-Toussaint CHARLET (1792 - 1845)
"The coronation of the Emperor Napoleon I"
'Fear Loathing Loss'
Would words ever have the same impact as images?
Sometimes thoughts and ideas are so powerful that words cannot express them.
Visual thoughts are viseral. Words moderate emotional responces. It is now said that those with Autism see their thoughts and then must translate them into words. As a child, all I had was the pen, the brush, clay, and the camera as tools to talk to the world. Language is still a struggle.
The world is a noisy place.
In the quiet of my mind I paint my thoughts. Here is a microscopic view into my mind."



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