Spiritual Emergency / Triptych

“The compulsion to become ones self, should be a positive force but again and again, even in my later life, our culture dismisses my shake of the dice. This country cuts back arts funding to build a bigger military. Joseph Campbell said that the streets in Europe are named after artists, in the U.S., after business men.” “My inner Artist manifests with a sense of “less than” and creative impulses have gone into my shadow.
I had an early desire to create ART which seeped through the math, engineering and structures, into my architectural designs.” > ArchitectureSculpture

Spiritual Emergency #1

Original Charcoal Drawings with oil & acrylic paints and collage of found images, on stretched canvas
H: 6 ft W: 6 ft

Originals(sold as a set of 3)- $300,000.

Set of 3 Fine art prints on paper(24"x24") - $5,000.
Smaller Sizes are available.
Individual prints are available.

"As civilizations come and go, my Western birth's spiritual emergency was a forgone conclusion within the Womb of Constant Becoming. A culture blind to it's best potentials created it's persona and left me in it's shadow. The unmaking of a soul depends on how far it refuses to follow its own homing instinct.”

“As one of the Israeli movers wrapped my paintings, he commented that these gigantic female figures suggest power, strength and presence.
hmmm. . . women who should be able to overcome obstacles, such as being “just” an artist. S.F.1990

Spiritual Emergency #2

Original Charcoal Drawings with oil & acrylic paints and collage of found images, on stretched canvas

H: 6 ft W: 6 ft