Architectural Proposals

Haiti Cathedral Exterior

Haiti Cathedral Exterior Elevation

For Whom the Solstice Tolls

Haiti Cathedral Exterior

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Proposal for Cathedral in Haiti

If seeing is believeing, look no further than creation's impenetrable loop with destruction. As inseparable as space and time themselves, salvation's throes are indecipherably ours to bear. That the solstitially-comparable LONG SUN memorializing Haiti's earthquake of January 12 at 16:53 is cosmically balanced to the equinoxically-comparable HIGH SUN of August 15's Feast of the Assumption is of itself our saving grace.

Now imagine this rebuilt cathedral who's altarpiece is but a tomb of known emptiness deliberately ARKitectured -- symbolically chair-railed via Holy See (or penancing sea) -- upon whose rock, tombs of the unknown, now uprooted, hath felled yet again in but an empty woods.

Reef or Madness

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Reef or Madness

Reef or madness notwithstanding, shown barrier buffer for New York City's harbor -- where my jelly-fish/man-of-war pods cyclically inflate/rise and deflate/sink barometrically -- fuse (top to bottom):

A stormy sky by Alexis Rockman (2007); my ozone-pumped twin towers (2011); a marshed battery by ARO (2010); park gangplanks by Weiss/Manfredi (2007); my "Feature of Spectac' La Dune" (2012); and stormy Mount Desert sea by Frederic Church (1863).

HurriTree and Cloudanado

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Hurritree and Cloudanado

Empowered by both particles and waves of light, the constancy of rain reflectivity can, by turn, thermodynamically perpetuate an everlasting feed of light in places "where the sun don't sign." Like solar-powered quantum teleportation of information between photons over free space (even at nighttime) and via ozone osmosis.