Oil on Canvas

32.5" x 32.5"

My studio is equipped with all of the modern conveniences of the 1970’s.  Therefore, for the last decade, I have been unable to receive adequate radio and television signals.  It dawned on me that the antenna has become as useless as Polaroid film.  I began to enumerate all of the devices that I possess which require the transmission of satellite signals and radio waves.  It occurred to me that each of us walks through and breathes in a veritable soup of these waves on a daily basis.  Interference is a visual interpretation of wave concentration in an extremely small area.  I wonder if my reception would be better if the transmitter had a purpose.