The machine became both subject and monument, a portrait of human ingenuity at a threshold in the history of science.
Painted from a fisheye photograph captured during a firing sequence, its architecture, color and energy extended through oil rather than literally reproduced. The original oil painting has since been acquired into a private collection.
18″ × 24″ metallic print. The full vision, luminous and close at hand.
18″ × 24″ metal print, ready to hang on a mounted cleat.
24″ × 32″ metal print. A well-sized statement piece.
30″ × 40″, face-mounted acrylic in Gallery Finish. The floating, museum-grade surface, where the chamber's light sits deepest.
Photographed while it was being made, and afterward among the nebula paintings and particle-collider canvases of the same years.

