Transcendent Images
		These images are designed to be looked 'as' rather than 'at'. They both represent states of transcendent being and help to induce them. When looked at for some time the 2D nature of the image seems to acquire a third dimension of depth. This occurs if one has attained a certain 'emptiness' of mind and can be most readily achieved by looking through the image rather than at its surface. As forms they consist of heads and figures in a simultaneous variety of yogic postures with particular concern given to eyes, mouths and nostrils. In studying them one's sight naturally concentrates on the central point between the eyes, and it is on this same point in one's own head that one should concentrate when looking at the images. See Online animated figure programmed by Miles Visman See Nerve: Pratyahara
	Breathing Head and Arms 1998 Painting 36cm x 45cm   back to top
	Breathing Torso 1999 Computer Image     back to top
	Yogic Breathing Figure 1998 Painting 40cm x 75cm   back to top
	Breathing Head and Arms 1998 Painting 36cm x 45cm   back to top
	Yogic Torso 1998 Painting 60cm x 53cm   back to top
	Yogic Torso 1998 Painting 55cm x 43m   back to top
	Meditating Figure 1999 Watercolour 25m x 18cm   back to top
	Figure In Tadasana 1999 Painting     back to top
Head 1999 Clay 22m x 16cm   back to top