Inner Ear
A reel posted by Daniel Maté got me thinking on the connection between hyper vigilance and musicality. A person’s ability to read non-verbal cues, pick up on subtle prosody and notice nuanced changes in patterned behavior out of a need to survive or maintain connection early in life and a unique talent or appreciation for music/musicality later in adulthood seem deeply connected. So I created a drawing of the inner ear Anatomy, with a watercolor overlay that shifts color subtly the way a prism might intake white light and process it into a rainbow of color. This reminds me of the function of the ear.
(24x36” digital canvas print shown stretched and framed)
Digital print on matte paper or raw unframed canvas:
Small 16x20”
Medium 20x30”
Large 24x36”
Contact for custom sizes.
A reel posted by Daniel Maté got me thinking on the connection between hyper vigilance and musicality. A person’s ability to read non-verbal cues, pick up on subtle prosody and notice nuanced changes in patterned behavior out of a need to survive or maintain connection early in life and a unique talent or appreciation for music/musicality later in adulthood seem deeply connected. So I created a drawing of the inner ear Anatomy, with a watercolor overlay that shifts color subtly the way a prism might intake white light and process it into a rainbow of color. This reminds me of the function of the ear.
(24x36” digital canvas print shown stretched and framed)
Digital print on matte paper or raw unframed canvas:
Small 16x20”
Medium 20x30”
Large 24x36”
Contact for custom sizes.
A reel posted by Daniel Maté got me thinking on the connection between hyper vigilance and musicality. A person’s ability to read non-verbal cues, pick up on subtle prosody and notice nuanced changes in patterned behavior out of a need to survive or maintain connection early in life and a unique talent or appreciation for music/musicality later in adulthood seem deeply connected. So I created a drawing of the inner ear Anatomy, with a watercolor overlay that shifts color subtly the way a prism might intake white light and process it into a rainbow of color. This reminds me of the function of the ear.
(24x36” digital canvas print shown stretched and framed)
Digital print on matte paper or raw unframed canvas:
Small 16x20”
Medium 20x30”
Large 24x36”
Contact for custom sizes.