Piece description from the artist
The sun nurtures us, provides warmth and heat, and enables us to grow and develop. The sun was once worshiped as a god itself, traveling across the sky and lording over our better, sunnier instincts. In this image, the sun appears like a huge, hovering bringer of light and energy for us living our little lives down below. It reminds me of fond summertime days in the city. I like to see where the sun's light spectrum falls down upon Dallas working its way into the darker crevices of my urban playground.
Observing the photographic fine art of Kevin Foresman is like participating in a spiritual ritual, or an abstract meditation on form and content. His photography and digital imaging expresses his joy of capturing the interplay between light, darkness, color and the absence of, delicately holding onto a momentary flash, a slight glimpse into the energetic matrix that surrounds and sustains us, yet mostly goes unnoticed, unobserved and unseen. Kevin's work is an attempt to define higher conscious spiritual abstractions as tangible expressions within our seemingly singular three dimensional reality. Some of his influences are Alex Grey, Stanley Kubrick, Barbara Kasten, David Lynch, Christopher Nolan, Man Ray, Ola Kolehmainen, Angie McMonigal, David Bowie, David Byrne, Peter Gabriel and Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre.
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