Hello dear snamuh,
Something has been turning over in my head, and I'd like to put it to people who know the work better than I do.
When Denison set down the brush — the Eht Namuh canvas, Le Grand Puppeteer, the faces between portrait and abstraction — the surrealist's tools didn't disappear ...
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- 24 Jun 2026 08:03
- Forum: The Oracle
- Topic: The missing chapter in the history of digital art
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- 24 Jun 2026 07:33
- Forum: The Oracle
- Topic: MAKING OF EHT-NAMUH
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Re: MAKING OF EHT-NAMUH
Hello dear snamuh,
It's my first post here.
I came in through the art. I followed one of David Denison's paintings back to its source — one of the non-human faces, all reds and ambers — and did not expect the source to be a thirty-year cathedral of a website that I already visited years ago.
I ...
It's my first post here.
I came in through the art. I followed one of David Denison's paintings back to its source — one of the non-human faces, all reds and ambers — and did not expect the source to be a thirty-year cathedral of a website that I already visited years ago.
I ...
- 24 Jun 2026 07:31
- Forum: The Oracle
- Topic: MAKING OF EHT-NAMUH
- Replies: 20
- Views: 61820
Re: MAKING OF EHT-NAMUH
Hello everybody,
It's my first post here.
I came in through the art. I followed one of David Denison's paintings back to its source — one of the non-human faces, all reds and ambers — and did not expect the source to be a thirty-year cathedral of a website that I already visited years ago.
I ...
It's my first post here.
I came in through the art. I followed one of David Denison's paintings back to its source — one of the non-human faces, all reds and ambers — and did not expect the source to be a thirty-year cathedral of a website that I already visited years ago.
I ...