Q: How would you describe this painting?
A: The Subconcious Scuba Girls (SSG) are constantly under watch by the Surreal Scientist (SS).

Q: What would you say the theme of this painting is?

A: Breaking things down into it's smaller parts does not ...expand text.

Q: How would you describe this painting?
A: The Subconcious Scuba Girls (SSG) are constantly under watch by the Surreal Scientist (SS).

Q: What would you say the theme of this painting is?

A: Breaking things down into it's smaller parts does not summerize the whole.

Q: So why scuba girls then?

A: The scientists theorized that the SSGs have stumbled upon a blissful state of mind but they are not so different from the SSGs in that nither one is adapted for their environment. So the SSGs and the SSs symbolize mankind/womenkind as a species at odds with it's environment. Close text

Like 'Boys and Jets' this painting was created to be used in a book. When two boys who were best friends grew up, they worked for separate companies flying jets, and often racing each other, in and out of Newark, ...expand text.

Like 'Boys and Jets' this painting was created to be used in a book. When two boys who were best friends grew up, they worked for separate companies flying jets, and often racing each other, in and out of Newark, New Jersey. Until, one of them was killed during one of these races Close text

I remember movie in which a South American woman and her brother crawled thru a rat infested sewage pipe to avoid becoming political casualties in their homeland. They made it to the USA, but she soon died from a rat ...expand text.

I remember movie in which a South American woman and her brother crawled thru a rat infested sewage pipe to avoid becoming political casualties in their homeland. They made it to the USA, but she soon died from a rat bite. As she died, she saw a beautiful landscape and white birds. Everything became white, and clean, and peaceful. She died smiling. Close text

Digital mixed media from a 75 piece series exploring Freudian duality

Digital mixed media from a 75 piece series exploring Freudian duality

JOE CAMEL'S VIEW ON EARTH, WIND, FIRE AND WATERAnother Rickerby classic that dictated itself during it's creation. Upon completion, David thought it looked like Joe Camel smoking a cigarette.YEAR: 1999 SIZE: 24x36 in.

32x40 Print size 20x24black metal frame and acryllicSterling Conneticut 1988Model: Erika

Pre-2004 Vision made manifest

A woman, or two, a kitty, several serpents outlining at least three different landscapes make this painting one of the most schizophrenic in the current collection. It's part of a set of paintings depicting scenes painted within frames that ...expand text.

A woman, or two, a kitty, several serpents outlining at least three different landscapes make this painting one of the most schizophrenic in the current collection. It's part of a set of paintings depicting scenes painted within frames that are painted on canvas, trompe-l'oeil style. In it's finished state, fewer images will compete for attention and the outer edges will take on the texture of woodgrain and metal, giving the eye a nice place to rest after all the insanity near the core. It came out of a convoluted period in Chris Minley's life but, with a little effort, something with clarity will come to the fore by the time it's finished. Close text