Once upon a transdimensional day...: Remembering Mac V: Somewhere, Under a Rainbow

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Remembering Mac V: Somewhere, Under a Rainbow

Somewhere, Under a Rainbow -- digital - 2012, DS
First in a series of glass abstractions... for Mac, from Dia

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BG DodsonNovember 1, 2012 at 5:51 PM
This is an exceptionally intriguing piece -- one, can of course. only interpret....but I see a promise of 'rebirth' symbolized in this as well as a deep and abiding sense of hmmmmm...connection? Something akin to that - but..clothed in alien eyes.

Pretty damned cool.
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