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These are photos of the installation (Spi)ritual OMnipotence that is being developed for the 2008 pixxelpoint festival.
(http://pixxelpoint.org)
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The image showcases a mesmerizing celestial scene that combines elements of surrealism and cosmic wonder. Dominating the background is a massive planet-like entity, its surface featuring intricate details and glowing patterns that suggest a mystical or extraterrestrial presence. Integrated into this planet’s surface is the visage of a large face, resembling a deity or cosmic being, gazing outward with an air of omnipotence and wisdom. Surrounding the planet are smaller celestial bodies, including moons and asteroids, each depicted with detailed textures and illuminated by a faint ethereal glow.
At the heart of the image, a radiant geometric structure commands attention. This structure emits dazzling light and intricately interwoven patterns, evoking a sense of sacredness and advanced technology. Below it, a rocky terrain stretches out in rugged formations, where silhouetted figures stand united. These figures appear to be facing the viewer, creating a sense of confrontation or connection. Their small size against the vast cosmic backdrop emphasizes their insignificance compared to the universe’s grandeur.
The sky is alive with swirling clouds and shimmering cosmic elements, blending hues of blue, purple, and gold to create a dreamlike atmosphere. The interplay of light and shadow, combined with the dynamic composition, evokes themes of exploration, mysticism, and the boundless mysteries of the cosmos.
These are photos of the installation (Spi)ritual OMnipotence that is being developed for the 2008 pixxelpoint festival.
(http://pixxelpoint.org)
Conscience urges me to limit myself to what I can do and to honor the omnipotence of God by recognition of my own powerlessness (III:198).
By Andy W.
Student, Bronx High School of Science
Religion has always been a predominant factor in the lives of people everywhere. And wherever religion is present, there is a central belief/focal point. For Buddhism, the first thing that comes to
mind is Buddha. My picture is of a jade Buddha that has been in my house since the day I was born. The picture itself is taken from a low position to give people a feeling of Buddha’s greatness and omnipotence. Behind Buddha is a portrait with Chinese designs on it, which is made entirely of wood. The picture is meant to stress the reverence and important of a central figure in Buddhism.
This exhibit is modeled after an astrology classroom. Here they show you the families in different time zones. So while it's morning in Africa, it's mid-day in Europe and evening in China all at the same time. Kind of gives a feeling of omnipotence knowing what each family was doing at that given time.