14 MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT. (1995) inkjet print

14 MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT. (1995) inkjet printUV pigment ink on clear acrylic and white acrylic Individual Size: 21. 5 x 21. 5 in Solid wood custom frame, 2025 Edition of 3 Please note that two editions are reserved for private collectors and one full suite is reserved for institutions. These clocks were inspired by The Doomsday Clock, which first appeared in June 1947 on the cover of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. In 1945, a group of Chicago scientists, who helped to build the first

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a silver-braided electrical cord (currently wired for 110-120VAC and can be modified to suit)

Lenna is so widely accepted in the image processing community that Forsén was a guest at the 50th annual Conference of the Society for Imaging Science and Technology (IS&T) in 1997

The Scrolling paintings attest to the delight in the exploration of colour combinations and they show that making paintings can be playful

Oil on prepared cotton paper26 x 20 Inches

scientists look at several pollutants

Mono print with stencils on paper

White primer and oil pastel  on wood

Printed December 11

Acrylic on Canvas

cheesecloth

The greys are improvised tones of hand-painted colour