Cosmos Series
Humankind has long sought to organize the cosmos into distinct patterns. The mythical framework imposed by the ancient civilizations on heavenly bodies served as the basis for prophecy and navigation. Now we plumb the depths to measure receding galaxies, locate black holes, and postulate theories for the origin of the universe. Our vision of the natural world is a construct of the time and place in which we live.
Humankind has long sought to organize the cosmos into distinct patterns. The mythical framework imposed by the ancient civilizations on heavenly bodies served as the basis for prophecy and navigation. Now we plumb the depths to measure receding galaxies, locate black holes, and postulate theories for the origin of the universe. Our vision of the natural world is a construct of the time and place in which we live.
Oil on canvas
58” x 58”
2004
Private Collection
Oil on canvas
42” x 46
2005
Private Collection
Oil on canvas
46” x 48”
2004
Acrylic, paper, pencil on Hardboard
16” x 16”
2004
Acrylic, collage on board
16” x 16”
2004
Acrylic, paper, pencil on Hardboard
16” x 16”
2004
