Prometheus’s Fire
The ancient paradox within every technology: the power to illuminate, create, and destroy.
Painted from the gaseous architecture of the Carina Nebula, whose celestial forms become Prometheus bearing the light in his hand. The original oil painting is still available, and has never been reproduced at its own full scale.
Petite Edition
18″ × 24″ metallic print. The full vision, luminous and close at hand.
Metal Edition
24″ × 32″ metal print. A well-sized statement piece, where the nebula’s light sits inside the surface rather than on it.
Plexi Edition
30″ × 40″, face-mounted acrylic in Gallery Finish. The floating, museum-grade surface, where the fire sits deepest.
The Original
36″ × 48″, oil on gesso board, painted in 2011. The painting itself — the surface the fire was actually made on, one of a kind, and still available.
The original on a collector’s wall, and the Plexi Edition face-mounted in acrylic, where the surface carries the light of the room across the nebula.
The Plexi Edition, face-mounted in acrylic and hung flush to the wall.
