VIRTUAL DROP

This painting is a bout a place in between three dimensions. Its about digital her peering into the virtual world that is boxed and placed on the outside. Acrylic on Wood 16" X 24" - available

Gumby's new body.

Custom work is our specialty, dialed to clients specs. We don't get often high profile clients. Gumby jumped space twice to fit his new body, he is going full synthetic this time. Its almost ready, growing mature in a matter of hours.

Passing by

Sunny late morning, I'm in the garden working. A silhouette begin to slowly materialise right in front of my eyes.

"Don't mind me, I'm just passing by." 

She said and walked toward the synth-plant. Her monocular headset gave out a warm yellow glow. 

"Are you lost?" I asked.  

"Yes, what time is it?

"11: 35... in the morning." I replied.

She took few steps back and begin to disappear as fast as she showed up earlier. I stood there for a minute staring at the synth-plant. This one looked healthy, full yellow and all panels functioning. Somewhere near by an old song was playing accompanied by a bird. 

The Long Tomorrow

I have been working a lot on these science fiction themes with large synthetic environments and these coral-looking plants. This one is in my drawing book that I carry around daily. Mixed media: acrylic and pencil.

Thieving Magpie

I did another mural on a rooftop here in the Historic Downtown Los Angeles. Its located on the top of the King Edward Building in the Upper Skid Row area. Magpies are known to steal shiny objects, such as a pearl necklace like the one I did here. I have been exploring the dimensional silhouettes in my recent works, filling them with galaxies and spaced themed imagery. This mural is visible from few surrounding buildings.

GALAXY EYES

Another mural on 5th Street in Downtown Los Angeles! She is part human part machine looking into the center of our galaxy. She represents what we will be in not so distant future or what most likely we were in our ancient past...far out! Doing art on the edge of Skid Row in the old Historic Core exposes my work to a greater audiance. By greater I mean people who don't go to galleries and on everyday basis are just coping to survive in this still rough neighborhood. I'm very pleased with the overwhelmingly great response from the local 5th street foot traffic.