Waves Project

Today's Breeze

The ocean's surface may contain many distinct waves of different sizes, traveling in various directions, simultaneously. Here, the biggest wave has been traveling for three days and hundreds of miles, the medium wave was created by yesterday's wind and the small ripples are from today's breeze. These waves remarkably co-exist, traveling in different directions through each other unaffected. I see this as a powerful metaphor for a wide variety or truths. Observing these three waves led me to comparisons from history's influence on the present to ideas about bio-diversity, politics, wars and co-existence. We are today's breeze in terms of the earth's history and our understanding of nature's complexities.

 

Today's Breeze



 

Three Waves



 

Bulk Water



 

Concept Drawing for Wave Machine



 

Technical Drawing for "Bulk Water"



 

Water Column, One Boat, One Wave, One Moment


 

Three Days, Three Winds, Three Waves


 

How Complicated Can it Possibly Be? (A Little Hydrogen, a Little Oxygen)


 

Rogue Waves



 

Waves Bend Flat Space



 

Bulk Natural Gas Carrier (4 Eggs)



 

Buoyancy and Iron



 

Who is Making All the Bread?



 

Plane of Gravity



 

Landmark?