All humankind will become spiritual immigrants with a profound opportunity to create change. In many diverse ways, artists too are exploring the changing concept of time. They utilize technology in ways that seem relevant at the turn of the millennium. Almost without exception, their works express time in terms of persistence, recurrence, duration, instantaneity, and random simultaneity. Time, in their kinetic works, does not proceed along a linear path into a future.
Motion is detached from ideas of progress.
Instead it drifts, floats, twitches, breathes, morphs, strobes, or erupts in frenetic activity. These works, with their vanishing objects and apparitional images, their immaterial specters appearing and fading away, propose a concept of time that has to do with the perpetually dissolving present and its cyclical return. Obliterating time and space, it offers an elusive but recurring pictorial sequence that addresses the persistence of religious iconology and the simultaneity of belief and disbelief. Harmonic Distortion is a pair of pendular mannequin heads. TransFusion , a multi-exposure hologram offers images countered by the downward flow of a functioning waterfall.