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The Sarthalund Landscape
These are the first photographs of planet Sarthalund’s landscape, as observed by the Earthlings on 2013-21-02 during the successful Sarth-1 mission. The Sarth-1 satellite is now in orbit and transmitting new information every day. Sarth-1 is part of the preliminary research to evaluate Sarthalund’s conditions for supporting life. You see, the Earthlings are currently engineering more »
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The Transcribed Photographs: Volume II
A second volume of The Transcribed Photographs with 13 new photographs. I feel as though my interest in this project hasn’t lost it’s curiosity as I thought perhaps it might. Before starting a second set, I asked myself how many photographs could I possibly feel the need to write? A lot, it turns out. I’ve more »
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The Hands That Keep Us Alive
The Hands That Keep Us Alive is the first and perhaps only collaborative zine by Matthew Utah Skuza and myself. It came about by Matthew drawing five faces and handing them over to me to write to, while I wrote on five pages and gave them to him to draw on. Simply. By this, we more »
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The Sketchbook Project – Cosmic Pattern
My sketchbook for Brooklyn Art Library’s Sketchbook Project. Since I don’t exactly “sketch”, I decided to work my patterns through every page. Let’s call it drawing a cosmic pattern and noting my thoughts along the way. I really enjoy participating in projects like these ones. People from around the world will be contributing their sketchbook more »
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The Transcribed Photographs
This project is an experiment of being a photographer without a camera. By transcribing an image instead of capturing an image, I hope to allow the viewer to see what they would naturally see. My intention is not to demean the importance of a photograph, but to explore the the mind’s habitual imagination. The concept more »
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Postcard From Venus
Postcards are the classic way of both communicating and sharing art in tandem. This project started with my first self-made post card – “There is no Place Like Home When You’re Living On Venus” – which I originally printed for my independent artshow “Waking Up On Venus” in October of 2010. Since then I’ve sent more »