A 32 planed truncated icosahedron with a different miniature oil painting on each surface. Then, when you peer thru the portal, you'll see an infinite library with tiny little books whose titles, if you can read them, are oxymorons, palindromes and word plays. Carefully placed mirrors, reverse perspective, fiber optics and other odd materials make this a cabinet de curiosité that may kill the catma but thinking outside Pandora's box, you may wonder who let the dogma out. Constructed of masonite and semi- transparent lexan with a Nikon non- glare filter set into the gold-leafed molded epoxy portal. At the bottom is a standard tripod-camera mounting bracket.
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Donald Schrier 01 Jul 2008
This is a wonderful work and the detail is fantastic. A joy to view it.James Duncan 01 Jul 2008
Unique, intricate work, very well done indeed, brilliant concept!Joanne Harvey 14 Apr 2007
My goodness!...This is so fascinating! And beautiful art work too! I sure would love to watch your work in progress! If it didn't cost so much...I'd take A dozen! LOL! Just kidding! I realize how much hard work..talent..and uniqueness that must have gone in to this masterpiece!Timothy McAninch 14 Apr 2007
I think your Kharma ran over my dogma. Absolutely Wonder fullAnonymous Guest 13 Apr 2007
How do they do that? 32 sides of incredible! Brilliant idea I have never seen anything like it, what an original masterpiece. How did you ever come up with that, it sounds like you know what your talking about, thank you for showing the world what art is!