“I imagined myself covered in the feathers / of the city, pigeon and cardinal, not afraid of the night, / nor the bullet of the day.”

“Characters visibly struggle to find themselves in these stories, whether that self is a woman with a dead child, or a woman whose relationship has broken down, or a woman who decides she wants no children, no marriage, no partner at all.”

Entropy #054: This image is a multiple exposure of a derelict hospital and a wave. Like all my works in the series Paintings for a Robot, this piece was created by putting thousands of digital images into a video editing program. The images were then randomly merged together. Painters famously spend enormous amounts of time working on sketches, cartoons, etc. before putting brush to canvas. And then they spend endless weeks, months, or years, finishing their vision. Technology will change all this. Just like brushes improved image making in the first civilizations BC, computers and robotic devices will replace the insane manual labor involved in creating the paintings that are part of the canon. If robots can do surgery they can surely make a painting.