2024

Marker, pen, colored pencil, and Sharpie on paper 

25 x 30.5

Art Price: $2200.00 + Processing Fee: $77.27 = Total: $2277.27

"Infinity Alien Heads took approximately a year and a half to complete. Built one small section at a time, the piece contains thousands of individual alien faces, each with its own subtle expression and personality. Rather than following traditional color theory, I allowed the colors to emerge intuitively, guided by feeling, mood, and whatever I was experiencing during the long hours spent creating it.

While working on the piece, I became fascinated by the images being released by the James Webb Space Telescope. The warped and stretched alien faces throughout the composition were inspired by gravitational lensing, where distant galaxies appear distorted by the curvature of space-time. I wanted the artwork to feel alive, as if it were expanding endlessly beyond the edges of the paper. The longer I worked on it, the more it felt less like a drawing and more like a universe unfolding one face at a time.

Creating this work became a meditative process. Night after night, often while listening to electronic music, I found myself entering a state of deep focus as thousands of beings emerged from the page. At times, I wished I could use a microscope simply to continue adding more details, extending the drawing infinitely. Even now, I enjoy revisiting the piece and discovering faces I had forgotten were there.

On a personal level, the work explores my relationship with the UFO phenomenon and my own fears surrounding it. One of the most powerful aspects of my experiences has been the image of the Grey alien and, specifically, its eyes. Looking into the eyes of a Grey has always represented both fascination and fear. As someone who has spent much of his life studying people, reading palms, and searching for deeper meaning in human connection, eye contact has always felt significant to me.

In a strange way, this piece became an exercise in confronting that fear and transforming it into something colorful, playful, and contemplative.

I often feel that if you truly look into the eyes of one being, you are also looking into the eyes of all beings. Whether these entities are individual intelligences, manifestations of a collective consciousness, programmable life forms, or something else entirely, Infinity Alien Heads explores the possibility that countless forms may ultimately be connected through a larger whole.

A particularly meaningful moment came after the piece was completed when experiencer and author Suzy Hansen, author of The Dual Soul Connection, saw the artwork. Hansen’s book explores her lifelong contact experiences and the interconnected nature of consciousness and non-human intelligence. After viewing Infinity Alien Heads, she wrote:

“Your artwork is amazing, and the image containing all the ETs could certainly be an artistic representation of my Chapter 26. Really love your artwork.”

I was deeply honored by her response. While creating this piece, I often felt as though I was witnessing something rather than inventing it. Night after night, immersed in the process, the image seemed to reveal itself one face at a time. Her observation resonated with me because it reflected the same sense of vast interconnectedness that I felt while making the work.

For me, Infinity Alien Heads is both a meditation on the unknown and an invitation to explore it. From a distance, it appears as a field of color and energy. Up close, it reveals thousands of unique beings staring back. The piece asks a simple question: if we are willing to look beyond our fear and into the eyes of the Other, what might we discover about ourselves?"