Now
Available
"Pygoyan Oil Cyber-Paintings"
- including imagery of
ufo phenomenon
100
oil on canvas paintings derived from the computer
and its collaborative team of humans; hallmark collection
of works by Dr. Rodney Chang after digital art efforts
spanning 22 years. 100 works reproduced in full color.
Includes UFO theme art. Back
cover info/Artists Info
To
Order Books $20
- includes shipping $28 with artist's
signing inside cover
The Images
Collector Print Editions available
Now available by the same author, Rodney Chang
"Pygoya"
A stunning tale of art, breaking the rules, and a creative spirit that can't be contained, no matter what. In 1625, tribal rebel Leila defies the priests of her community by chiseling artwork in a secret cave. When she's found out, she's put to fiery death by lava, but her spirit lives on, encased in a volcanic stone that transforms everyone who touches it. Carried by a Spanish conquistador, taken to Salem around the time of the witch trials, the rock is finally brought to Maine. But when Leila encounters a modern-day toddler named Anthony, she decides to become his art teacher, following him into his adulthood and transforming him into Pygoya, a digital painter of mysterious black rocks. What is their incredible shared destiny, and can it free them both? Panoramic, mythical and absolutely magic, this is an unforgettable examination of how certain people at certain times are destined to move the world with their art. BUY NOW
search for brick n' mortar gallery site in Roswell, NM in process
Available
in January 2007 at Amazon.com
"Roswell
Encounter Gallery"
- A novel of alien-ated art in roswell, New Mexico
In
this novel of fiction there is a second UFO crash in Roswell in July 2007.
What is the connection
between this crash and the one that occurred in 1947? Are the town folks
ready this time to avoid a
military cover-up? How do the aliens use art besides public UFO sightings
to get their message to us?
What is the reason for Roswell's first crop circle ever and will the government
be successful in shutting
down the controversial gallery that throws new light on the intentions of ETs
for our planet and species?
