Maka Wicasa 25 1/2 x 36 3/4 inches Magnifying the autobiographical preoccupations of

Magnifying the autobiographical preoccupations of his earlier work

Each of the ten prints in the suite depicts an angelic-faced African child whose silhouetted body emerges from the bowels of a diagrammed ship or an instrument of restraint

guiding the viewer’s gaze across the composition

I have been interested in concepts of how humans and human bodies have a direct relationship with some of the precepts of high technology

health is a relative term based on whether we experience it ourselves as good

Maka Wicasa 25 1/2 x 36 3/4 inches Magnifying the autobiographical preoccupations ofFrom the Artist When tribes moved about the Earth they called themselves names which reminded them that they were "The People."Animals, plants, clouds were all relativesnations unite themselves. As modern "civilized"beings we have forgotten these times and these thoughts. The Earth, our grandmother, has become an "it"to be drained and ravaged for our own desire. Words like race, culture, and tribes separate us from each other and the Earth. Our