Great Mystery
I know nothing
But my heart is as open as the sky
Show me the truth of today
At play in the sandbox of possibilities
All the names-So many frames
Great
“Life force”
different frames for describing the same thing:
the expansion and contraction of life
“Reality is always the moment of vision before the intellectualization takes place.”
— Pirsig: Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance
Scientartist?
Dali, Persistence of memory (1931)
Dali The Profile of Time (1984)
“Knowing is a barrier to learning”
— Frank Herbert, Dune
Liberate from ambition
Non-judgment quiets the internal dialogue, and this opens once again the doorway to creativity.
~Deepak Chopra
Shed addiction to struggle
Blindly following a singular, dominant, media-driven interpretation of hand selected data is religion, not science.
-Paul Rudy, 2020
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Composer/Sound Artist
A recovering academic who plays in the sound of music and life.
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Sound Meditation/Healing
Sound is the medicine of the future. Our bodies are transducers!
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Dreamer/Traveler
Life is a mystery that we create one moment at a time. I have photographed that mystery.
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Listener/Maker
I love to make things! My land, in all it’s variety, has become a vast canvas!
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Observer/Recorder
We are here to witness our own life and others in community and connectedness.
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Neutral/Walk-in
I came into this body three days before birth. I am a neutral and understand the power of both the light and the darkness.
“Reality is always the moment of vision before the intellectualization takes place.”
— Pirsig: Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance
“Spirituality” (possibilities?)
Dali, Galatea of the Spheres (1952)
Alien with fancy hairdoo and ray gun
“Consciousness" (probabilities?)
Everything is in motion
Our previously immutable and exclusionary binary view of life is giving way to a more unified and fluid model based on motion and inclusivity.
An immersive sound meditation installation for any number of cell phones
From one drop, an ocean!
Commissioned by the UMKC Conservatory
