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Canvas

Feb 1, 2008

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Canvas

Taken in Quebec City, Quebec in October 2007.Dwelling in the city compels one to see the beauty of nature through the prism of human handiwork. A true city is not the opposite of a garden. The elegance of God's design brings new dimension of colour and texture to this...

x12e

Jan 25, 2008

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x12e

The recently-begun series of monochromes comes out of a line of research of deconstructionist philosophy and the potential and actual application for artists. These quickly painted, monochromatic pieces reflect a notion regarding imagery, power, and their roles within...

Jan 18, 2008

Art museum: cathedral or cancer?

With the eclipse of religion in the West, the art museum has replaced the cathedral as the building type with the greatest architectural, social, and spiritual significance in a community. One could cite many facts to support this claim, but only one is needed: the commissions sought by and awarded to the most highly regarded architects in our day. Nine out of ten are for museums.

An Offering of Light

Jan 18, 2008

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An Offering of Light

I caught this monk lighting the votive candles at San Miniato al Monte, in Florence, Italy, in preparation for a vespers service; I was able to shoot with available light by using ISO 1600.

Jan 11, 2008

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Q&A with John Seel, Cultural Change Agent (Walden Media)

My resume says that I am a “moral entrepreneur, educational reformer, and cultural change agent.” It sounds pretty complicated and grandiose when stated this way, but it’s a good summary of what I have done in my life. I’m a visionary: rarely satisfied with what is, always longing for what can be.

Called

Jan 11, 2008

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Called

From the series Woman, a cycle of paintings about the stages of life for a woman—and a metaphoric evocation of the body/Bride of Christ.