Mao-na Lisa
20" x 20" acrylic on canvas
In a vortex of swirling icons, I often conflate the impression of images that have just sped by with ones approaching. Super heroes and villains arise and fade, leaving only stamps of their images as symbols of what they represented. With everyone carrying cameras that also make phone calls, we are now in a rising sea of images. Pictures that become icons are becoming rare. New ideas require branding to be retained. Iconomorphing is a way to bypass the steep climb of recognition, directly expressing the deep love in the heart of all creation.
20" x 20" acrylic on canvas
In a vortex of swirling icons, I often conflate the impression of images that have just sped by with ones approaching. Super heroes and villains arise and fade, leaving only stamps of their images as symbols of what they represented. With everyone carrying cameras that also make phone calls, we are now in a rising sea of images. Pictures that become icons are becoming rare. New ideas require branding to be retained. Iconomorphing is a way to bypass the steep climb of recognition, directly expressing the deep love in the heart of all creation.
20" x 20" acrylic on canvas
In a vortex of swirling icons, I often conflate the impression of images that have just sped by with ones approaching. Super heroes and villains arise and fade, leaving only stamps of their images as symbols of what they represented. With everyone carrying cameras that also make phone calls, we are now in a rising sea of images. Pictures that become icons are becoming rare. New ideas require branding to be retained. Iconomorphing is a way to bypass the steep climb of recognition, directly expressing the deep love in the heart of all creation.