My artistic output most often (but not always) involves photographic processes of some sort or another.

Until I get more of my work put back on this website,
you can see quite a bit of my most recent work at:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/zeroexp

One of my latest projects is  "Hatha Petey", a
1965 Porsche 356 which I have hand-painted.

I recently received a wonderful review about the car here:
http://artcar.blogspot.com/2008/11/psychedelic-porsche-art-car.html

I have an on-going photographic series taken at Porsche Restorer, Gary Kempton's "historic archives" at GK Restorations in Tallahassee and I'm having alot of fun touring this work along with the art car with Gary at Porsche events all over the country.

 

"Mind Talk" images are the result of a process of combining physical - (hardware as opposed to software) layers of fluids, paint, transparencies, found objects and sometimes people. Manipulating the objects, light and camera variables is very much like stirring up the bottom of a river bed...the water, leaves and sediment first becoming dark and murky...but as I continue to work with the process, clarity begins to emerge and come to the surface as I become still and listen and observe. From the abstraction arises a new vision.



I have a book I have published on these two projects called
"Shifting Shapes", it's available for purchase on blurb.com.
 
I am also quite friendly with computers. 

I also spend time helping people cope with
technology by solving their computing and networking issues, fixing
their machines, building web sites for them and so on.

My interests include research in the
cognitive sciences/symbolic systems and artificial intelligence
and my company, Carma Productions is currently involved in the
research and development of tools to describe visual art for the
semantic web in collaboration with a team of researchers at the
Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition.