It has been 15 months since I lasted interviewed my wife, Denise, with regards to Living with Parkinson’s Disease. Both she and I have seen many changes over the course of those months, and I thought it might be a good time for an update. As before, this blog post, […]
Humans
Earlier in the month I watched a new-to-me TV series on Amazon Prime called Humans (2015 – 2018). It is based on the Swedish drama “Real Humans” and explores themes of artificial intelligence, robotics, and their impact on society. Between my recent interactions with conversational AI (Artificial Intelligence), and the […]
Asemic Art
In today’s blog post I am going to present and talk about something called asemic art. In case you are unfamiliar with the term, CoPilot says, “Asemic art is a form of visual expression that blends writing and abstract imagery, creating marks that resemble text but lack specific semantic meaning. […]
Is it an Original?
Today, I want to discuss the topic of what makes a piece of art an original. This stems from a recent work of art I created and a bit of a discussion I had about it on the artist’s forum that I participate in. I want to dissect the painting […]
Cosmic Reverie
Let’s have a look at a digital painting I created on May 24th and see what thoughts it sparks. It was the results of a good stretch of play and experimentation. Beyond boundaries, beyond time, beyond existence. I think if I sit with that, I think the painting wants me […]
One Leg at a Time
I should first mention that I wrote the first portion of this blog post on May 20, so that the “tense” of the writing makes sense. So, my brother, Doug, is in town for a visit (May 19 – 21) and as always, it’s really nice to see him and […]