Praying Mantis artist comments: An obvious commentary on the symbiotic yet turbulent relationship between man, nature and religion. One of my earlier works which took 3 weeks to complete. inspiration: the Discovery Channel Firm and Round artist comments: Physical desires abound in this lustful piece. The unorthodox use of two clips represents the intertwining of the carnal and the cerebral. The thinking man's sex machine. inspiration: running on the Charles River Point Break artist comments: Sloping curves and a generous use of white-space call the casual viewer to wonder if this is really art and if any talent is even required. inspiration: Keanu Reeves Remote Control (subtitle: Get Me a Beer Beeatch) artist comments: Technology meets Sloth. This piece silently mocks you, leaving you to feel as if you are the one to blame. inspiration: the craftmatic adjustable bed Being and Time artist comments: Deceivingly simple, this profound piece brings us back to the womb where we are asked to re-examine the meaning of our own existence and vulnerability in the brutal gemeinschaft of today's modern world. inspiration: Plato, Marx, Heidegger Whipper-Snapper artist comments: Originally entitled "An American's Vacation in Singapore" this piece spoke of something completely different by the time it was finished... social injustices against the elderly. inspiration: Ms. Hom Citadel artist comments: It's not so much what this piece says, but what it doesn't say that's important. The pre-baroque style (sans flying buttresses) is quite deliberate. Despite its arrogance, you can't help but attempt to befriend this lesson in structure. inspiration: the Statler Building Woman Reclining on a Blanket with a Bowl of Fruit artist comments: It always pays to work with good models. As evidenced here, it really shows in the finished product. inspiration: a woman reclining on a blanket with a bowl of fruit