I have five new images and reworked two, according to the feedback I got from the BFA Midterm.  Several of the faculty said my two images with circles did not fit with my series so I modified them.  People said they were too graphic looking, so I faded the harsh lines of the circles to make them fit better.  Those images are images one and two in the order below.  Some other feedback I got was to focus on the Holographic Universe Principle more.  I did that with the images three to five.  Like I have explained in past blog posts, the Holographic Universe Principle is the idea that our reality is the result of information spread out on a 2D surface.  This would make our reality something like a hologram.  This theory originates from the discovery that when an object falls into a black hole, a copy of the information to make that object is store on the 2D surface of the black hole, while the psychical object is lost in the black hole.  Theoretically, it would be possible to recreate the object with the 2D information on the outside of the black hole.  I illustrate the Holographic Principle by magnifying an image to emphasize it’s 2D quality, and overlaying that with the source image, like the copy of 2D information on the outside of the black hole.  The source image represents our reality, and is itself as a photo, which captures our 3D world and presents it as a 2D image.

I do have 7+ images completed, which is according to my production calendar.  I have more than that, actually, but I don’t feel that they are all equally cohesive in quality and theme, so I am making more, and modifying existing images.