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Zedist Cactus | OriginalOrganic shapes that have weathered the elements have always fascinated me. Old branches and limbs, shells, exoskeletons, bones, and river stones. Turning a cactus into a hardened fortress against the relentless onslaught of the elements and time. Life springs up in the most unlikely places, but almost immediately a resettling starts to occur. Back into the pile of Earth, the building blocks from which it came. Guadeloupe Canyon is one such place. A

These pieces were arranged on top of a similar parent image below and worked nicely to provide more surface area for the eye to explore upon the sculpted form on top of the canvas plane

she also becomes the stuff of legends for millennia to come

Sperm giving up their ghosts to manifest consciousness

Although I had never taken any psychedelic drugs

Give her a stroke on her big soft cow nose

I stopped using the paper 3D model and began creating 3D surface morphologies on the fly

This was a tribute to Jasper Johns and another application of putting the new language of Zedism into practice on common iconography

She has a great idea

The moon rising from its watery diffusion across two phase boundaries

Top-lighting the model clearly brought out its facets with the light and dark shading dependent upon the angle that the light was striking them

I like to push my central images upon an independent background structure to challenge the mind to search and work for the rendering of the content

This piece is a play on Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy”

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