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Political statement, seeing a Native American squarely. Underlying by Edward Curtis.

Postmodernism using a roughly 1907 image of a tribal elder. Edward S. Curtis is the underlying photographer. This revisit captures a new aesthetic in a sheer black and white of tribal life disappearing in America. As a nation we have problematic feelings about this past.

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Let me declare I have an auditory processing problem, a birth defect. The disorder was not diagnosed till I was age 28. After graduating Bloomfield High, CT, I enrolled in the University of Houston to study engineering. I was homesick and finding it difficult to study. Coming home at age 20 I began to work my way through UCONN. Falling into the arts by accident, I enrolled in visual arts classes to fulfill my core electives and became an A student. In retrospect, the arts education I enjoyed receiving was excellent. After college I was still searching for something to do for people in general. Artistic ideas ever present I did not want to make figurative or abstract images. Creating something along other lines was my calling. In 2006 I...