Mural number is 737; Medium: pigmented inks, printed on heavy fine art paper.

Methodology: This mural contains only two images. The base image was photographed using 8"x10" transparency film during 1979. The "face" image was also photographed on transparency film using an 8"x10" camera. The mural has been divided into sixteen panels in total, each is 40"x60". The mural is 13.3 x 20 feet or 4 x 6 meters.

This mural is comprised of two different layers. The base is a landscape detail that was photographed in a wild river flood plain area nearby my studio, it is wholly intact and virtually as taken. However, the single 8"x10" film image has been carefully sectioned during the scanning process into sixteen 40x60 inch panels. The underlying central "face" image was taken of a painted mud and straw statue in India during 1985. The computer has been used to allocate the images into their respective panels and carefully blend the various components together.

The beautiful detail quality in this work from using 8"x10" transparencies suffers from Jpg reduction in online use.