Here I am sitting in my backyard with my largest and most ambitious work to date. Whenever I have to move it to a show I have to rent a trailer because I don't want to remove it from the stretcher. It measures 9' 2"x 16' 1". This is my "Le Sacre," a ... 

 

 

In this painting I have endeavored to depict the alternative realities of Black Music. We all hear and enjoy the music, but we are oblivious of the trials and tribulations that the musicians had to face. The predominant colors of this piece are red, ... 

It is my objective to produce an image that can be considered to be existing within our spatial universe but, transcending or in a sub-dimension of the third dimension as a credible alternative reality within a three dimensional entity. It is suppose... 

The perception of a woman sitting cross legged in a pensive mood is but an illusion of a dimension beyond the third. In an effort to transcend the third dimension in my art, a locus that human eye have not been conditioned to easily behold, I have ta... 

 

Since 1980, after having read a passage written by Leonardo da Vinci suggesting that, "if the artist wishes to enhance his faculties for creative invention, he may look at even a stain on the wall and therein he might perceive whatever he wishes to... 

These are the alternative realities that I perceived in Rembrandt's self-portrait at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Looking at that famous Rembrandt portrait I perceived the golden palette of Rembrandt, but more so Van Goyen's landscapes. 

Within every doodle, there is a picture hidden. We are seldom aware of the images that appear in our surroundings. There are alternative realities created even within our shadow. One just has to look intensely to perceive the alternative realities th... 

In Victorian England, it is said that they invented the tablecloth in order to preclude the arousal of English gentlemen who might have a predilection to ogle the legs of tables. By juxtaposing these innocuous elements of a dinette set, I have tri... 

amp#65533 David G. Wilson The strategic and plausible juxtaposition of some commonplace objects may reveal their collective anthropomorphic characteristics. Such juxtaposition will create a hitherto unseen alternative reality within the boundri... 

Inspired by Jan Vermeer's "Girl with the Pearl Earring" I sought to depict the alternative realities that I perceived within the contours of that masterpiece. Following the lines of Vermeer's work and the guidelines for enhancing creativity suggest... 

On a two dimensional surface, a three dimensional illusion is not only misleading, but may even be absolutely deceptive. By superimposing the flower over the jug on the right, the illusion seems plausible, but in point of fact it appears thus simply ... 

The strategic juxtaposition of still-life objects is designed to create a human form on a two dimensional surface within a three dimensional illusion. Here one sees two distinctly different entities existing within the same three dimensional illusion...