The Tesla Moonacrylic on canvas 24 X 24 in. In 1919 Nikola Tesla published an article in The Electrical Experimenter. In this article, Tesla describes The Illusion of the Axial Rotation of the Moon. Anyone who has looked at the moon many times through a telescope, and certainly anyone in astronomy, knows that when we look at the moon, we only ever see one side of it, regardless of when you look at it and where on the planet you are when you look at it. This single

and the shape of the flower in between makes today's philosophy

The colours in this piece are an inspiration based on the colours I saw in Mali

trying to evoke his own self-portrait

Horses do this to show their love for one another

But if Eric uses his material as paint -- then what is it

It is a stylized portrait exhibiting a simple and evocative emotion

He calls in the military and in the scuffle that results

She also embraces the element of chance in her work

Tim DesClouds is a prominent artist

This depicts a version of that view

Russell Yuristy

Gerald is showing despair with a compassionate overtone