1996

Stonehenge is a mystifying place in and of itself. The theories of Alexander Thom and Gerald Hawkins ("Stonehange Decoded") on the use of immense stone structures by Neolithic civilizations as celestial observatories greatly deepens the mystery of the forbidding structure. In "Login:" the limits of the imagination are stretched further still with the rendition of a similar megalithic site as a kind of fantastic, stone age computer, bristling in the darkness with laser beams and force fields. Released in a limited edition of 100.

Photoprint

13.5" x 10"

Available for Purchase

$35, plus shipping