The Spiral Sea    Vol 1 No 1 August 2001        Entire Site Copyrighted 2001 by Spiral Sea Enterprises An Idea Exchange Vehicle for Contagious Concepts   . GRAPHICS   . .  .         . . . Art from talents spanning many disciplines and genres is currently being prepared for presentation. New work will appear all through August, September and October. . Submissions are solicited from interested parties. First contact for submissions can be verbal, but will eventually need to include digitized graphics at reasonable resolution. We generally begin selections on images of roughly 5x5 inch screen presentation at 72 dpi or 96 dpi, up to a maximum file size of approximately 80Kb. . Art selected will be presented at or near that resolution in the "first contact" slot on this page. Higher resolution images up to 1 Mb in size may be made available as a click-to election by the viewer, or you may request a link to your own website if you wish to sell your artwork, or otherwise track its dispersion across the planet.   Beyond the visual art, there is the mind of the artist. Sometimes an appreciation of that mind can be obtained from the art alone--but more often than not, what is perceived that way is only a shadow of all that an artist has to offer. If you are an artist with a yen to present more than just the visual experience, we would like to include something of the thought behind your creation. Not only "the making of," but the why. The expression of motive in that one word, "why," outweighs all others. What, and how, and where and when, encompass the dimensions of our experiential existence--the four dimensions of length, width, depth, and duration. But it is the why of it that somehow embraces the greatest mystery. . . . . .. *You can e-mail your comments concerning various pieces by clicking on the illustration. . . . .. . . . . . .A prayer from the roof of the world . . . . . . . "I've often wondered if the people of Africa will come to look back on this epoch in their long history, with a fondness similar to America's romanticised remembrances of their Old West. The real village streets of mid-20th century Chad were hot, dusty, filled with people who knew little of the world beyond their country, knew little of how to combat the diseases that sickened them, seemed not to care about the rats with whom they shared their baked mud houses, and had few plans beyond survival and enjoyment of the moment. With some few exceptions. But in those few exceptions, were the dreamers that would shape their future toward a vision that has yet to be realised--and perhaps may never be." . . . . . . . "The elements of myth. A woman, a tree, the green plants that provide both breath and sustenance to all the surface life of Earth, and to much of what lives within her... And beyond it all, the starclouds within which are continually being born myths without number." . . . . . . . . "Falling in love" from Leap of Faith, Titanzine . . "Fire & Ice" from Lookback Time, Titanzine . . . DAWN  SAGUARO by Ruby Lewis . . . . . . . . SUNRISE SAGUARO Where a more beautiful alien planet than the Sonora Desert? . .   . . . . . . .   . . . . .. . . .

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