they haven't had a lot to say

collage: acryl and paper on canvas

Rigpa is a Tibetan word, which in general means ‘intelligence’ or ‘awareness’. In Dzogchen, however, the highest teachings in the Buddhist tradition of Tibet, rigpa has a deeper connotation, ‘the innermost nature of the mind’. The whole of the teaching of Buddha is directed towards realizing this, our ultimate nature, the state of omniscience or enlightenment – a truth so universal, so primordial that it goes beyond all limits, and beyond even religion itself. —Sogyal Rinpoche (wikiquote)

part of the installation "My Personal Temple"

This is one of my favorite silkscreens.
This was shown in my first museum show in Cracow, Poland at the 12th Graphic Biennial, 1988.
The electric blue color is wonderful.
This was done during the time of "New Wave" music and art in Europe and America.
A similar silkscreen from this very first series I ever produced resulted in my first successful SALE.
A print titled "King Edward Loves New York" (momentarily no photo available), was bought, directly from the wall as I was hanging it in my first small solo exhibition at the College of Fine Art in Hamburg.
The buyer was Ernst Mitzka,
Mitzki was the assistant camera man and caretaker of the COYOTE, in the West Broadway, NYC gallery of Rene Block, when Joseph Beuys did his week long "I Like America and America Likes Me" performance.
Quite proud of the fact that my first sale went to such a bonafide animal lover.

Full title is ; "The Temptation of the Temptations, or Papa Was a Rolling Stone meets the Ball of Confusion"

Unfortunately ... I seem to be the only personage on planet Earth who likes these FOTO-WORKS of mine.

They are concerned with my personal "Theory of the Three Phases of Western Culture" I've developed, having worked for decades in various wonderful museum collections.

The old title was "Alpha Helix" ... i prefer this title (at the moment).