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Washington Takeover, 1 2011 Digital photography 20x30
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An older version of the Spirit of Empire has come to dominate Washington, D.C., accompanied by her raven. |
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Washington Takeover, 2 2011 Digital photography 20x30
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An older version of the Spirit of Empire has come to dominate Washington, D.C. |
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Washington Takeover, 3 2011 Digital photography 20x30 and smaller
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An older version of the Spirit of Empire has come to dominate Washington, D.C. |
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Spirit of Empire, 1 2011 Digital photography 20x30
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Paying homage to Max Ernst's surreal depiction of war-torn Europe, "Europe After the Rain, II," (1940–42), as well as his monstrous "Fireside Angel," this image uses the surreal tufa towers of Mono Lake to provide the setting for the mythical figure of voracious Empire. |
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Spirit of Empire (cornered), 2 2011 Digital photography 20x30
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Paying homage to Max Ernst's surreal depiction of war-torn Europe, "Europe After the Rain, II," (1940–42), as well as his monstrous "Fireside Angel," this image uses the surreal tufa towers of Mono Lake to provide the setting for the mythical figure of voracious Empire. |
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Spirit of Empire, 3 2011 Digital photography 20x30 and smaller
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Paying homage to Max Ernst's surreal depiction of war-torn Europe, "Europe After the Rain, II," (1940–42), as well as his monstrous "Fireside Angel," this image uses the surreal tufa towers of Mono Lake to provide the setting for the mythical figure of voracious Empire. |
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Spirit of Empire, 4 2011 Digital photography 20x30 and mailer
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Paying homage to Max Ernst's surreal depiction of war-torn Europe, "Europe After the Rain, II," (1940–42), as well as his monstrous "Fireside Angel," this image uses the surreal tufa towers of Mono Lake to provide the setting for the mythical figure of voracious Empire. |
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Spirit of Empire, 5 2011 Digital photography 20x30 and smaller
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Paying homage to Max Ernst's surreal depiction of war-torn Europe, "Europe After the Rain, II," (1940–42) this image uses the surreal tufa towers of Mono Lake to provide the setting for the mythical figure of voracious Empire. |
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