The further neutralization of the conflict of opposites bridges the gap between imagination and mundane reality. The landscape literally comes to life as the elements give themselves over to the process of the creation of the new. The more they give of themselves, the more fertile and resplendent the landscape becomes.
Showing posts with label History Set. Show all posts
Showing posts with label History Set. Show all posts
Monday, February 25, 2013
Friday, February 22, 2013
Zombie Bites New Abstract: History Set V, First Meeting
Monday, February 18, 2013
Zombie Bites New Abstract: History Set IV, Border Guard
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Zombie Bites New Abstract: History Set III, Dionysus at Sunrise
Today is the eighth anniversary of my first posts on Zombie Bites. Although for many of those years this blog has lain fallow in terms of posts, since 2011 there has been a maelstrom of activity. I suppose that the past two years have been more about playing catch up and getting things up to speed, but there has also been a dramatic change in the attitude and direction of my art.
Friday, February 15, 2013
Zombie Bites New Abstract: History Set II, A Bright and Distant Plain
"In the dream, I emerged from a deep pool.
The liquid was hot and black and nearly reflectionless. There was an olive coloured steam coming off of it in areas. The vapor danced across the surface like flame and dissipated quickly as it rose. The liquid flowed with a rhythm not unlike breath. At the edges of the pool it expanded and retreated in miniature tides. Unsettled by its motion, I moved to the edge and climbed out. The pool was surrounded by a ring of rough white rock and as I climbed I saw the bright desert plains that extended on all sides beyond it.
The liquid was hot and black and nearly reflectionless. There was an olive coloured steam coming off of it in areas. The vapor danced across the surface like flame and dissipated quickly as it rose. The liquid flowed with a rhythm not unlike breath. At the edges of the pool it expanded and retreated in miniature tides. Unsettled by its motion, I moved to the edge and climbed out. The pool was surrounded by a ring of rough white rock and as I climbed I saw the bright desert plains that extended on all sides beyond it.
Monday, February 11, 2013
Zombie Bites New Abstract: History Set I, The Rape of Persephone
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