The God Pan

God Pan

65 x44 "

Graphite on paper

GodPan (detail)

God Pan detail

The Godpan, Graphite on paper, 38 x 65 in

The Godpan is a representation of the Previously Accounted Dimensional Storm (PADS), a the integrated mass of all dimensions bound to the axes point. Intended for use as a map by Squeginauts and others Practicing 4 Part Bonsai Origami Window Theory.

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Stone Artery Photography

The Earl (detail)

The Earl

Graphite on paper

65 x 38 in

The Earl (detail)

Scalloped Blue Stone

Graphite on Paper

9 x 11 in

Elephant

Graphite on paper

9 x 11 in

Hammer Head

Graphite on paper

9 x 11 in

Orangutan

Graphite on Paper

Bear

Graphite on paper

9 x 11 in

Zebra

Graphite on paper

9 x 11 in

Stone Artery Photography is a technique Developed by Ryle Churner in the late 1890’s. Using Lancer Rays to “puncture” the arteries of scalloped blue stone, Ryle was able to create images from the past. These “stone memories” can depict a being in multiple dimensions, combining all their past and future.

The Earl is example of SAP being used to photograph a corpse, a dangerous process reserved for only the wealthy and powerful. The second set of arms and legs seen wrapped around the Earl are that of his other attempting to leap frog from his death into our world.

Elephant, and the other animals are photographs from the hundred year anniversary of the Alphabet Zoo. These images where used in a book that documented the Zoo’s history as well as its’ inhabitants.