Kwan Storm 01 "To see a World in a Grain of Sand. And a Heaven in a Wild Flower. Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand. And Eternity in an hour." (Each heartbeat in one hour as Titan was eclipsed by the sun).
Kwan storm 02
Kwan Storm 03
Kwan Doubt. 'If the Sun and moon should ever doubt, They'd immediately go out'.
Kwan vs Mecha Kwan #01
'Because we were too many'
QUANTUM PHYSICS MADE EASY (WITH SELF-PORTRAIT IN DISCOBALL) #01
QUANTUM PHYSICS MADE EASY (WITH SELF-PORTRAIT IN DISCOBALL) #02
GOODBYE SQUID MOON. Cassini flew by Dione, a moon named after an Oracle. At the same time I saw a squid dying on fishmonger’s slab – communicating, as squid do, through the pigment on its skin. So these were its final words.
Kwan Storm. Every beat of my heart (as Titan was eclipsed)
Digital Graphics, Technological, Sexuality, Sacred / Mythological, Love, Processing graphics, 80x50x3cm
"To see a World in a Grain of Sand. And a Heaven in a Wild Flower. Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand. And Eternity in an hour."
Brother Kwan emerged last year as both a project and an online avatar. His story is an exploration of outer and inner space, based on the trajectory of NASA's Cassini mission to Saturn.
I fuse photography, collage, and digital image manipulation into works that form a continuing story of my own existence. I combine images from the Cassini Satellite with both images of myself from my Instagram account and visualisations of biometric data from my phone.
So each work is a collage both interns of material - but also of moments in time. (I could see William Blake's resting place from my studio on City Road)
I'm profoundly inspired by physics, the poetry of Blake, the shamanic art of Joseph Beuys, Yayoi Kusama and Bruce Lee - as well as the comic book art I loved growing up.
Brother Kwan emerged last year as both a project and an online avatar. His story is an exploration of outer and inner space, based on the trajectory of NASA's Cassini mission to Saturn.
I fuse photography, collage, and digital image manipulation into works that form a continuing story of my own existence. I combine images from the Cassini Satellite with both images of myself from my Instagram account and visualisations of biometric data from my phone.
So each work is a collage both interns of material - but also of moments in time. (I could see William Blake's resting place from my studio on City Road)
I'm profoundly inspired by physics, the poetry of Blake, the shamanic art of Joseph Beuys, Yayoi Kusama and Bruce Lee - as well as the comic book art I loved growing up.
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