City Reflections

Abstract angles
Intersection of light
Fragmented mystery

Fragmentized and distorted tall city buildings create a sense of balanced tension reflected in windows.

“The human mind is a fragmented thing. It is made up of many different parts, each with its own thoughts and feelings.” – Carl Jung

Vegetation Variety

Desert-like area
Difficult conditions
Survive and thrive

Suspending presuppositions about the world, the artist concentrates on the way things appear in experience.

“The roots of all growth are in the soil of stillness.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson

Urban Fabric

Shared space
Common ground
Alienation isolation

City chaos begins to give way to aesthetic order.

“The best way to deal with chaos is to embrace it.” – Alan Watts

Tree on the Hill

Silent witness
Wind whisper
Detail particulars

The interconnectedness of all things revealed in invisible specifics.

“Infrared photography is a journey into the unseen.” – Michael Reichmann

Ephemerality

Visual spectacle
Personal experience
Real-time performance

The live music experience can never be repeated in exactly the same way.

“Live music is the cure for what ails ya.” – John Prine

Nature of Time

Life force
Constantly evolving
Physical manifestation

The past is not fixed and immutable, but rather is constantly being recreated in the present moment.

“The past is not behind us, it is within us, it is the present becoming.” – Henri Bergson

Confident

Style expression
Body celebration
Attract attention

I wonder who the window display is for?

“Lingerie is the most powerful weapon a woman can wear.” – Dita Von Teese

Contradictions

Urban resilient
Adaptive reuse
Architecture mashup

Deconstructivist architects often challenge the traditional notions of function, form, and structure in their work.

“Architecture should speak of its time and place, but yearn for timelessness.” – Frank Gehry

Weathered Remnant

Slow process
Bake and crack
Shape the land

Extreme temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds contribute to a high desert environment still capable of supporting vegetation.

“The desert is a natural extension of the inner silence of the body.” – Jean Baudrillard

Outside In

Exterior Connect
Shimmering glass
Multifaceted Introspection

Appearances of specific objects are controlled by the surrounding environment.

“Reflection is the path to self-discovery.” – Rumi

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