The Grand Facade Metal Print

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7th in a series of stories, poems, and musings of this life we find ourselves in. "The Grand Facade" was inspired by the Peter Gabriel song, "In Your Eyes."

He had built the wall to keep the monsters out. Still they had come, night after night, their screams threatening to strip him of his courage. Many times he thought to give in, especially when a few managed to overtake the wall, still he held the hoard back. We felt so tired of working for survival and looked for the time he could be with her again. His hope was that maybe tomorrow was the day he would figure away to kill them all. That day had finally arrived. His love for her pushed him to find the cure. The key to his freedom was light. It was when he realized that she was immune to them that he began his journey back into her arms. It was the light in her eyes, the heat of it that vanquished them, the purity and truth of it that burned them without mercy. He felt his instincts return, his identity that had be...

"There are only two worthwhile things to leave behind when you depart this world of ours - children and art!" - Sunday In The Park With George I've been fortunate to have been blessed with both a beautiful daughter and a talent for music and art. Welcome! They say that a good biography is in the 3rd person - I prefer to be more personal. If you've taken the time to read this, then you deserve something more, something more personal and heartfelt to get to know me as an artist and as a person. To understand the art, it is good to understand the journey the artist takes: The joys and scars along the way. Take a moment to experience my work, and you'll notice a common thread: Hope and Healing. Communicating all I've learned in...