Stunning Untitled

All Those Kids IV

All Those Kids III

All Those Kids I & II

Titled

Some drypoint prints, engraved on CD surface.

The Violin (Two Coloured Versions)

Woman Reading A Letter (Black & White And Coloured Versions With Details)

This is a recreational work of some opus from Katsushika Hokusai. I love that work so I tried to draw it down for me. It's a print of a drypoint engraving on an unpolished copper plate.

South Beach (Black & White And Coloured Versions With Details)

Asphalt

And more compositions

Blue Wall & Time Set

Now, you could also follow and see my Photographs up here and my Graphics down there.

Bottled

 


I guess somebody tried to insert a whole body squeezing in a bottle but he or she did not succeed. Maybe it was because of clogging the spout of bottle with an opened eye and only one special nose.
The rest of body never found sir.

"Last report / detective assistant"

Animal Collective

These are almost the half of 16 frames of a complete book which I made it based on the story about a questioning journey to knowing, written by me.
This is originally made for children but I can't accept that any book (specially illustrated ones and the ones originally made for children) won't be or couldn't be for all, from 7 to 77.

Snowing On Red

Also from my 2005 archive.
This is another picture of that moment in, there was some kind of sculpture and it was getting more and more complete in front of my eyes. I felt there’s a lot of movement in routine, and I made something touchable by this feeling.
There's always something big in touch.

Constant

I took these pictures in 2005 winter.
To me this perfect stuff (what is thrown by now), is (or was) the sculpture of one human being (or any being) who is about to turn and show us the plaque he’s holding in his hands. He awaits on his way. "Everybody come and read me" he says.
By it's basic independent form, this is the sculpture of a sense or a moment. He's constantly against the emptiness. He is the man (creature) of the Constant Sorrow, Constant Will.

Swarm

Storm In A Plane Yard