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zenosox |
Exploring the art of the science of history |
My paintings have always reflected my interests in history, philosophy, science and technology. I have attempted to represent in them the essential complexities of life, as well as the beauty. Chaos theory meets abstract expressionism. My blog attempts to explore some of these same areas, though I make no claim to be painting with words. Enjoy, or not. Life is far too short to worry about such things. |
Influence hall of fame: Frederich Nietzsche, Jean-Paul Sartre, Helen Frankenthaler, Jackson Pollock, Dave Winer, Dave Slusher, Donald Barthelme, Jim Harrison, John Adams (President and composer), Weldon Kees, Jasper Fforde, Steve Farber, Tom Peters, Joe Satriani, Andy Hertzfeld, Woz, Alvin Lucier, Steve Jobs, Meat Puppets, Noam Chomsky, George Carlin, Luis Bunuel, Laurie R. King, Henning Mankell, Robert M. LaFollette, Philip Fox LaFollette, Chrisian Lindberg, Richard Feynman, Dexter Gordon, Christopher Hitchens, Philip Glass, Robert Stone, Neal Stephenson, James Lee Burke, Jasper Johns, Samuel Beckett, Richard Pryor, Neil Young, Primus, Richard Thompson, Bob Dylan, Albert Camus, Harlan Ellison, Steve Reich, Dave Pelz, Robert Scoble, Robert B. Parker, Joe Strummer, Marquis Bovre, Robert Motherwell, John Cage, M.C. Escher, Rene Magritte, Shel Silverstein, Robert Rauchenberg, John Calvin Batchelor, Ursula K. Guin, Milan Kundera, Charlie Trotter, Laurence Stone, James Gleich, Hunter S. Thompson, Andrew Vachss, Cluetrain Manifesto, Witold Gombrowicz, R.D. Laing, Truman Capote, Lucinda Williams, Dick Francis, Anthony Bourdain, the Coen Brothers, Monty Python (together and apart), John Sayles, Lawrence Kasdan, Marx Brothers (including Karl), and of course all my friends along the way. |
David James Pascoe zen@zenosox.com dajapa@verizon.net zenosox@gmail.com |