This body of work questions the nature of art and its place in society. Although some may see these images as unapproachable and without context, I see them as concepts of pure aestheticism. A shared theme in these images is the grid which is mathematically composed. The use of industrial materials is common in my work in order to eliminate any evidence of myself. I strived to create objects with presence, images which can be seen in their basic physical appearance and appreciated at face value

This body of work starting in 2008 questions the nature of art and its place in society. Although some may see these images as unapproachable and without context, I see them as concepts of pure aestheticism. A shared theme in these images is the grid which is mathematically composed. The use of industrial materials is common in my work in order to eliminate any evidence of myself. I strived to create objects with presence, images which can be seen in their basic physical appearance and appreciated at face value. All images sold either framed or unframed and signed in a series of no more than 10 per image. Frames I use are typically 20 x 24 in museum white unless otherwise specified. Prices depend on editions sold. This work has been selling well and editions are limited. Please call 650-359-8800 or email myles@dreambroadcasting.com if interested in a print.

The Green Show Series. These images were inspired by a Pacifica Art Guild Show called the "Green Show" which exhibited at the Sanchez Art Center in 2009. The concept of the show was to cover all meanings of the word "green" from color variations to landscapes to sustainable living and environmental concerns. In my mind this body of work explores the theme of man vs. nature. I am still exploring the concept.