Tag Archives: Leibniz

MAKING OF A HERETIC: The Superfluous Trinity

Posted on September 30, 2010 by Dave

Heretics ‘R Us. For eight years Church authorities searched for a reson not to burn the quarrelsome, opinionated, and altogether brilliant troublemaker. In the end he left them no choice… …The Renaissance, as an age of transition, was not conducive … Continue reading →

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OIL SPILLS & RELIGIOUS THRILLS

Posted on June 18, 2010 by Dave

The Christian dogma of creation, which is found in the first clause of all the creeds, has another meaning for our comprehension of today’s ecologic crisis. By revelation, God had given man the Bible, the Book of Scripture. But since … Continue reading →

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CHAOS AND CREATION: ANTAGONIZING THE FIRST MOVERS

Posted on June 15, 2010 by Dave

Joseph Mallord William Turner has been called a single genius; unique among England’s many painters of talent, intelligence and originality. A magician at creating absurd sensory perceptions that evoked deep mystery, and a sense of he fugitive, through a force … Continue reading →

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THE DEVIL MADE HIM DO IT

Posted on January 19, 2010 by Dave

Avoid inhaling demons.Read the warning label first. The package looked interesting. It read ”Daydream with the Devil. attention. contents highly flammable. handle with caution. verify peremption date. recycle with Lucifer. Save nature.” He saw in his fame only a new … Continue reading →

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Ghosts Outside the Machine

Posted on July 19, 2009 by Dave

Simone Decker is a multi-disciplinary artist from Luxembourg presently based in Frankfurt, Germany. She distinguishes herself by having a large body of writing which intellectually supports and elaborates her work. She has developed art works often using tromp l’oeil and … Continue reading →