"Deathsong" Artwork

the late Steven Frazier, a.k.a Esul Walker. From 1947 to 2020, Steven Frazier enriched the world of contemporary digital fine art with his unique vision. He seamlessly blended his poetry and digital imagery, producing thought-provoking pieces that continue to leave an impact on viewers. Steven Frazier's creations were ahead of their time, and his passing is a great loss to the art world. His legacy must continue to inspire and enrich us all. Esul would create at least one to two digital artworks each day on his desktop computer. He was a poet with language skills and would incorporate those skills into his artwork. The words were more important than the art except that Esul could not separate the two worlds while creating. His Mensa mind wanders into worlds of enormous vocabulary and visual acuity as if meditating, and whatever came out he would alter to his liking in that moment. Skillful with digital programming, he took the program beyond its capability to get to the precise meaning he desired in the final art. These works compose several hundred of his opus, had he not suffered paralysis from an accident and passed he would have created a new legacy in the digital/AI genre. Susan Frazier, at .