This is the visage of a spirit who has been into our future. Returning horrified at how future generations must live in a world we here in the present have literally destroyed, through rampant indiscriminate carbon burning.

The story told is one of humanities decent into pandemonium and complete disorder, as civilization eventually distorts and breaks down under the pressures of a warming world that bring about severe climate upheavals. The spirit is forever scared by the outpouring of venom and hatred towards our highly reckless fossil fuel powered era.

The truth is, we here in North America did virtually nothing, "NOTHING" to prevent this impending extinction disaster from actually playing out. We allowed the slow disintegration of our biosphere to grow and manifest into a planet wide, fatal mass extinction catastrophe. If you imagine that it's never going to happen, you are not seeing the reality truthfully or clearly!

A planetary warm dry "Sahara" desert like state is quite inevitable now, most of the organic life still alive on this planet will simply perish from severe droughts, an eventual lack of potable water or climate induced catastrophe by the end of this current century.

Praying in earnest to any "off world god" asking for their help isn't going to work. However recognizing this planet and it's biosphere as "God" and then treating it as such, might have helped. But the truth is it's much to late now, there is no way back and no way out.

And so our human epoch is coming to it's fateful end. Our inability to recognize the truth of our existence is really what did us in. We collectively have believed in many gods that never even existed, and the truth is we have literally shit on the one God that does exist, and who has tirelessly supported us through the millennia.

These are 144 12"x18" images that have been scanned directly from an original 8"x10" transparency, then assembled into 16 36"x54" panels, "free form" color has been introduced.

Overall scale of these sixteen combined sections is 12 x 18 ft, or 3.6 x 5.4 meters.
The complete file size for this mural, 8.2 GB with a printing resolution of 300 DPI.