Ziggurat II hypha-marble-arch 'Last Light by the Old
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'Last Light by the Old Gate' traces an evening trail run through coastal farmland
I am preoccupied with how mental states alter engagement with reality
slipping between presence and disappearance while continuing to structure the environments they inhabit
This image isn’t about the place
Ziggurat II hypha-marble-arch 'Last Light by the OldZiggurats were a type of building in ancient Mesopotamia used by Sumerians and Babylonians as temples. They were built on a raised ground, with receding levels of steps leading up to a flat roof, where it is thought would be a shrine. The Mesopotamians believed that these pyramid temples connected heaven and earth. Ziggurat building experienced a revival in the 20th Century, and many contemporary ziggurat buildings exist. This painting takes as its