Dream with me?
Multimedia-Visionary-Transcendental
Welcome to the
Ultimate Archives:
a digital repository of ultimate inquiries.
Who are we?
What is the meaning of life?
How do we reconcile with death?
Explorations of these mysteries (and more) shared right here,
for your reflective contemplation.
The Ultimate Supper
Acrylic on canvas
Commissioned by Denver-based rapper Irie Givens, The Ultimate Supper serves as homage to Givens’ magnanimous personality as family man, lover, and community leader, beloved by all. Riffing on da Vinci’s Last Supper, Givens is depicted centered around figures who have come to witness him conduct an alchemical ritual that opens up heaven and shines divine love over the world.
From left to right depicted are: Neighoncé, Jay-Z, a bear, Clementine the cat, Tinkerbell, Ultima (holding Givens’ future child), Givens, president of Taiwan Tsai Ing-wen, Jesus Christ, WWE superstar Sasha Banks, a rooster, Nuggie the Nug, and Givens’ baby nephew Zakary.
My Sewing Journey
Having begun sewing in the fall, these are my creations thus far:
Will You
Let Me In?
Acrylic on paper stop-motion gif
It was like she was there,
and then I realized she was there,
projected towards me in a prism of light.,
herself made of prisms of light,
sliding,
stretching inevitably towards me,
whispered:
“Will you let me in?”
This is Enola,
I did her makeup!
My RPG Fantasy
an acrylic on canvas series
top right - Rooster Paladin from the Order of Nutella
middle left - Murder Die
bottom right - Don’t Mess with the Jig-Goo
Alien Dreams:
an acrylic on canvas series
top left - VJ Alien Queen
top right - Eyelien
bottom left - Watermelon Encounter
bottom right - Alien Queen
The Elixir of Immortality
acrylic on cardboard
When the third eye opens, amrita or soma, the elixir of immortality, drips down from the eye to the back of the throat.
Siblings:
A Chakra Series
Acrylic on canvas
Ahimsa - nonviolence
The Yamas of Yoga
acrylic on cardboard
Satya - truthfulness
Asteya - non-stealing
Aparigraha - non-greed
Brahmacharya - non-excess
Yama, or restraint, represents the first branch of classical yoga. The very first yama, ahimsa, or non-violence, is the first and most important principal of yoga. The five yamas are the foundation of yoga, without which yoga is nothing more than theatrics.
