Lately, I have been extremely grateful for those who have shown me by their example, that they would stand tall and remain strong even when facing great hardship and danger. They refuse to betray those who are being persecuted even if it means they may also become targets. This includes Carl L. Harp. Those who… Continue Reading
Climber Tommy Caldwell’s TedX: “Hardship is inevitable, so put on your goggles and face into the wind”.
Brother David-Steindl-Rast & Anthony Chavez, (the grandson of Caesar Chavez).
I often record or document natural light around my house, as I find the patterns and movement to be interesting. I did so this morning. Later I went to FaceBook, and a friend had shared a 1966 work, by Julio LeParc: Single Band in Contortion. His was a mechanical construction with light, created using a… Continue Reading
Insightful interview with Scottish anarchist publisher Stuart Christie, who once lived in the Orkney Islands in Northern Scotland. Link;https://www.facebook.com/skateraw/videos/808566862522082/ Note: Stuart passed away in 2020. Very sad….
Edward Riordan is doing some of the most interesting and unique work using what has been called Remote Viewing, when it was explored by the military at Stanford Research Institute. Although Riordan was trained in these earlier methods, he is inspired by the unfinished work of Ingo Swann, who designed the methodologies at Stanford Research… Continue Reading
A thoughtful discussion of Walter Russell’s Divine Iliad, Chapter 36.
A clip from a larger discussion with Noam Chomsky. Here Greenwald discusses the use of law by the elites and those with power in the United States as a means of coercion. He also describes this behavior as it has been used against whistle-blowers.
A discussion, occurring in May 2015, before the Hoffman report was released in July 2015, which reviewed the APA’s role in condoning torture in order to allow illegal torture to continue to be carried out. Participants in this discussion make it clear, that White House officials worked closely with leadership of the APA, to create… Continue Reading
Concept Sketch for Indelible. Based on image from Gulliver’s Travels. Carl L. Harp’s short life. A vivisection unseen, bringing information into the future.
Live, a band from 1992. Track: Pain Lies on the Riverside. Another confined lament. Considering project Indelible.
Bill Callahan, formerly from the band Smog, singing River Guard, in the back of a cab. A correctional officer’s lament. A prisoner’s freedom. Unseen.
On July 4, 2015, I did an interview with one of Carl Harp’s family members, (the subject of the film I am developing, (Indelible). He was born in Vancouver Washington according to most of his records but I had been having a terrible time locating his birth record or the name of his birth mother… Continue Reading
It would be interesting if at the end of everyone’s life, instead of words or a montage of stills, the family had a storyboard drawn of a movement sequence from the life of their family member; because we are not static in life. ???
Two storyboards from Hitchcock’s film Vertigo.