Nearly all my NFTs, whether animated or still are preoccupied with one thing: delving as deeply as I can into my own inner world and seeking the most powerful expression possible from my personal symbols and beliefs. For the most part this entails NFTs with a philosophical, spiritual or literary basis. For instance, the NFT on this page is called "Pierced by Light," which is a profoud experience I have had when meditating. I have tried to capture it with moving abstractions and a sound track I composed on the theremin, a 20th Century electronic musical instrument. I have other NFTs whose basis is the world wide tradition of the Shaman and her search for ultimate truth in the natural world. Yet others have literary associations. For instance, an NFT called "Eternity's Sunrise" has been named for a poem by William Blake, an eighteenth century British visionary who talked to spiritual beings and then wrote and painted them in hand-produced books, books which have become cultural treasures to the english speaking world.

My life has been a search for profound inner truth. When I was six years old, I used to have dreams during which I walked all over my home, looking under things and saying: "There's a key, a key to everything. All you have to do is find the key." I believe in this key. I believe that art is one of the most profound ways of grasping and using this key, this essence of life. My NFTs are imbued with these ideals. For many decades I have used the computer as my medium for my artistic vision quest, a quest which was even foretold in a dream when I was in my early twenties, before the computer even existed for wide spread use.

Nearly all my NFTs, whether animated or still are preoccupied with one thing: delving as deeply as I can into my own inner world and seeking the most powerful expression possible from my personal symbols and beliefs. For the most part this entails NFTs with a philosophical, spiritual or literary basis. For instance, the NFT on this page is called "Pierced by Light," which is a profoud experience I have had when meditating. I have tried to capture it with moving abstractions and a sound track I composed on the theremin, a 20th Century electronic musical instrument. I have other NFTs whose basis is the world wide tradition of the Shaman and her search for ultimate truth in the natural world. Yet others have literary associations. For instance, an NFT called "Eternity's Sunrise" has been named for a poem by William Blake, an eighteenth century British visionary who talked to spiritual beings and then wrote and painted them in hand-produced books, books which have become cultural treasures to the english speaking world.

My life has been a search for profound inner truth. When I was six years old, I used to have dreams during which I walked all over my home, looking under things and saying: "There's a key, a key to everything. All you have to do is find the key." I believe in this key. I believe that art is one of the most profound ways of grasping and using this key, this essence of life. My NFTs are imbued with these ideals. For many decades I have used the computer as my medium for my artistic vision quest, a quest which was even foretold in a dream when I was in my early twenties, before the computer even existed for wide spread use.

Nearly all my NFTs, whether animated or still are preoccupied with one thing: delving as deeply as I can into my own inner world and seeking the most powerful expression possible from my personal symbols and beliefs. For the most part this entails NFTs with a philosophical, spiritual or literary basis. For instance, the NFT on this page is called "Pierced by Light," which is a profoud experience I have had when meditating. I have tried to capture it with moving abstractions and a sound track I composed on the theremin, a 20th Century electronic musical instrument. I have other NFTs whose basis is the world wide tradition of the Shaman and her search for ultimate truth in the natural world. Yet others have literary associations. For instance, an NFT called "Eternity's Sunrise" has been named for a poem by William Blake, an eighteenth century British visionary who talked to spiritual beings and then wrote and painted them in hand-produced books, books which have become cultural treasures to the english speaking world.

My life has been a search for profound inner truth. When I was six years old, I used to have dreams during which I walked all over my home, looking under things and saying: "There's a key, a key to everything. All you have to do is find the key." I believe in this key. I believe that art is one of the most profound ways of grasping and using this key, this essence of life. My NFTs are imbued with these ideals. For many decades I have used the computer as my medium for my artistic vision quest, a quest which was even foretold in a dream when I was in my early twenties, before the computer even existed for wide spread use.