Oh, my…Thank you !!!!

You’re a total genius!

Stunning.

I actually went to Lake Arthur in New Mexico to see the famed Jesus tortilla. They have it in a little shrine on their front lawn. It’s worth the trip if you’re in the area. I did a John F. Kennedy tortilla about 30 years ago, and it hasn’t had any preservation problems. Maybe tortillas are archival without any special treatment. It’s kind of strange, but I did a little painting on a fig newton, and it’s held up too. I guess if you keep that stuff dry and away from bugs, it can last forever. Maybe there’s divine intervention involved too, or preservatives.

I love everything about it. Great concept and great execution. Bravo!

Thank you Eleana. I felt a tad reticent about posting such a foreboding piece during these dark times, but I am so completely ill about the current BP disaster that I couldn’t resist. Your kind support makes it easier.

I loved seeing the three different vantage points and hearing your thoughts. I remember seeing this piece in person, and so often the experience of viewing your works in a gallery can be limiting for lack of time and space if during an opening. It is so nice to see this work again up close and leisurely. Terrific piece!

Sarah. You’re just the best. Even brutal messages are delivered with such beauty. I’m reminded of the quote “Art is seduction, not rape”.

You continue to inspire and amaze me!

nothing is in control?? the much development we reach coz the worst damage on land ..
I can feel the heat of the globe