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Detail right center, fires
Detail, center top, sea and air creatures
Detail, lower left, desert owl & javelina
Detail, lower middle left, group of peoples
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surfin' the weather Painting

d truthsayer

United States

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 48 W x 48 H x 2.2 D in

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My work has been described as abstract Hieronymus Bosch and compared to Oskar Kokoschko's. This work, entitled "surfing' the weather", refers to the agitation being experienced as effects of climate change entrench further. The landscape format, giving an 'overview' has a churning energy, that somewhat hides the inclusion of many 'easter eggs' -details that layer the meaning further. Most obvious is the group of five people 2/3 down and 1/3 from left edge. Upwards and to the right is a group of still burning stumps, alongside an up-straining hill with crosses. Downwards, below the red line is a crocodile, below that a sea turtle, downwards and right, an American eagle looks at the Border fence with Mexico winding rightwards. Above it; an adobe church, riders, then ends at a Saguaro cactus stand where an owl glares. There are many more of these somewhat hidden elements, requiring attention and discernment, as earth, sky, water, creatures, and people are disoriented and displaced.

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Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:48 W x 48 H x 2.2 D in

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My work is idea and feeling based. It has been compared to the work of Cecily Brown, Oskar Kokoschko, and Hieronymus Bosch. Why make Art: I want to be of use, to be an asset to the bio-world. Produce something that grips the heart, informs the mind. I offer, but don’t try to force anything. I bring things into myself: history, scientific discoveries. Art becomes an affixing of the resolution of these thoughts,. What Kind: People in all guises get lots of coverage from artists. While my life has had rocky times, this is not the world that grips my imagination, rather, the one beyond it. My intuitive connection has been with different beings, somehow possible to connect with on a common experience level. The skein of mentality, of interaction, of seeing into, or inhabiting another creature’s world. The multi-experience of that- imagine how rich! Some have other senses: e.g. bees and birds that can see ultraviolet, octopi with multiple brains, and dogs that can smell Covid19. All of our ways of coming to understand more; AI communication, medical exploration, brain scans, physics that posit multi-verses, vast organisms like the 106 acre Pando Aspen forest: these other ways of experiencing this world. Each creature inhabits a world mediated by its sensitivities… in my exploration I leave the human world a bit, reach for anothers’, try to bring that experience back. Try to affix it. But many life-forms face obliteration. These are existential catastrophes tear at me. I don't shy away from the ways we have brought human things into the dwelling places of other animals, rather gather bits of our debris along with the twigs, dirt, vegetation that bear on the daily experiences of the animal inhabitants. All these become materials affixed to the substrate. These ideas are applied in the specific artworks submitted, further laid forth in each description paragraph.

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