Archives: Termespheres

  • Rings of Time

    Rings of Time

    The Rings of Time Termesphere shows the strata formations of the Badlands of South Dakota.  These colored patterns of land come from concentric circles around us that start below our feet and to above our head.

  • At One – SOLD

    At One – SOLD

    This Termesphere shows 24 scenes from around the Black Hills and much of its history. 

  • Nature Rules

    Nature Rules

    Inspired by an abandoned cathedral in Belgium.  Nature always ends up winning.

  • About Face

    About Face

    ABOUT FACE shows faces and bodies moving from black to white. Just when you think you know what the positive space is it will shift to the other.

  • Starry Starry

    Starry Starry

    The Starry Starry Termesphere plays with circles-couples coming from the vertices of the icosahedron. The strokes of Van Gogh style of painting are used to get this all to flow as one unit.

  • Life’s Ups and Downs

    Life’s Ups and Downs

    In India, they use to have stairways like this that allowed people to get down to a water source.  I put it in the shape of a full cubical space and used it in this concept of people coming up from the bottom.   Some people work their way up through life’s challenges and others don’t leave their safe rooms in the bottom. 

  • Five Dimensional Rooms – SOLD

    Five Dimensional Rooms – SOLD

    Five rooms are happening in one sphere.   Each get a small amount of space to show part of themselves.   There is a color coding to help people see other parts of each room as pieces of the room show around the sphere.

  • Dancing Against Time

    Dancing Against Time

    We all are dancing against time.   If we have friends and dance hard we create a centrifugal force that keeps us going outward and keeps us from sinking into the dark spiral that is in front of us. The front and the back of the dancers show in this painting.

  • Seven Earths

    Seven Earths

    This shows the tetrahedron Earth flattened out and seven of them formed around this polyhedron. Observe the equator how it starts in one place and comes back to itself.

  • Push not Pull

    Push not Pull

    This plays with Einstein’s idea of gravity. He says we are not pulled toward the center of Earth, but rather pushed. The space around the planets pushes in on the planet. You can see the planets and space being warped by the size of the spheres.