Through the Light of an Aquarium

Piece description from the artist

he mid 1970s, while looking at fish in an aquarium, the random thought of Queen Elizabeth I‘s portrait, seen in a book several days earlier, pops in a young child’s mind. The thought, like all waves, radiates this assemblage of energy outside of the child’s physical boundaries and through the light and water of the aquarium, distorting it.

40 years later, the same person tries to recall the portrait of the Queen, the memory quickly assembles an image , combined with various other images and memories that have been collected throughout the person’s life.

The two thoughts harmonize, creating a reverberation within the dimension of time. This new creation taking root, to be visited by the one who thought it in the reality of dreams.

Other works by Skip Myers

About Skip Myers

Austin, TX

The artwork of Skip Myers explores the world of dreams, symbolism, mythology, various religious belief systems, the human condition and our shared collective consciousness with all sentient beings. One art critic described him as an oneironaut, or one who explores alternative realities. These works are strongly influenced by personal stories, events from life painted on canvas, filtered through a process of organic abstraction and emotion, and built with vivid color and esoteric symbols.

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