Portrait of The Artist Who Was So Much Older Then, Is Younger Than That NowFrom the Artist This print was generated through a dot matrix printed image of a portrait of the artist. The greater the distance of the viewer from the image, the more legible the portrait appears. During the early days of computer graphics (19851990) low resolution, dot matrix printers were accessible to art educators and their students due to their relative affordability. FromBrandywine Workshop and Archives records

the composition suggests how our memory works when thinking back to our roots

Specifically

Triangular Weeze is a series

Thereby metaphorically representing areas of blindness or views that we stereotypically hold towards others that are different from us or biases based on ignoranceand inability to see clearly

The angled crosses that pattern the background of City Terracereflect Urista’s relationship to Christianity

to assign a person to an ethnic category and all the assumptions that travel with it

It is a communication between the canvas and me

The gnarled and weathered branches of a cherry tree

I enjoy the mountains and the energy around that

An upended roller skate and pre-Columbian sundials evoke the symbol of the Olympic rings

Belort brings in the deity to battle Nova

and despite their minimalist palette