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Like a lot of this gallery of my work I am busy with the sorting of images and finding appropriate categories. Built world suggests major constructions that aren't natural. Mind you, they are surrounded by the natural. There is a lot of poetic license here...

I live in NZ, but as a Lonely Planet travel writer and constant journeyer I got used to describing buildings from places I liked - but a picture is worth a thousand words and a thousand pictures a million words and so on - so excuse these voluminous attempts at description.

Anyway some more of my pics. I hope you enjoy them.

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inanga > Go-ogle 3-D See if you can discover the teenage outpouring of angst in this collage. The 3-D of the Taj Mahal, an artwork of the highest order based on love, is a screen dump from Google Earth. The surrounding photos are of my artwork and an on-line Dan Winter article. courtesy mfnw, inanga, Picasa 3, SmugMug, Google and Mozilla Firefox 2009 inanga
inanga > Cass, near Arthurs Pass, Aotearoa (NZ) acrylic, house paint, green oil (ie the beech forest) and the Taj Mahal on board, framed by the artist 2009 (for Cherish's 21st) inanga
inanga > Chateau de Chaumont, Loire Valley, France oil, acrylic, glitter. watercolour, spray paint and painted collage on canvas board 2007 350mm x 460mm inanga
inanga > Chateau de Chaumont on Google Earth courtesy of Picasa, SmugMug, Google and Mozilla Firefox 2009 inanga
inanga > Homage to Cezanne acrylic, oil glitter and collage of a Resene paint catalogue on board and framed, 2008 Kaitiaki: Sis Carol, Christchurch, NZ
inanga > Stonehenge oil and acrylic on canvas board 2006 Kaitiaki: Martin Doutre www.celticnz.co.nz (one of the first Kiwi web ventures and well worth a look). inanga
inanga > Stonehenge modelled in Google 3-D courtesy of a great model maker using all the Google tools at his disposal - I think it is Europa Technologies. Please forgive me for including this image - I just couldn't resist. inanga
inanga > 'They are not just standing stones, Martin' - collage for Mikey Havoc for saying this and another whenever it is requested for Newsboy. It was great you took that Landrover trip with Martin at Waitapu Stream, Maunganui Bluff, Aotearoa. "The Matrix (Umm el-Qissa) is like a big Lego project that swells out to eternity." - inanga collage of some of my paintings around Stonehenge courtesy of Picasa 3, SmugMug, Google and Mozilla Firefox 2009
inanga > Aoteroa’s Birdman visits Easter Island Aotearoa is known more for its flightless Kiwis than for its flying ones. A J Hackett the renowned Bungy inventor, jumper and rogue breaks this traditional mould. This pic shows AJ dropping in on the moai carvings of Easter Island (also Waitangi-ki-roto in Waitaha, Pasquale in Spanish and Rapanui in Easter Island dialect). The seven figures have spun the right Phi-harmonic for AJ to tune in on and their hats reflect the colours of the rainbow – I suppose they are a representative Seven Pillars of Wisdom. See, the Easter Islanders got together with the Chatham Islanders via South America and went back to discover the islands of Whai Repo and Aotea (modern-day New Zealand). They were Tuatha de Danaan, from an Eastern Mediterranean sailing nation, and skilled pyramid builders, Celts, whatever. That is entirely another story which could be substantiated in depth. But that’s another day. The construction of the moai was fun and involved a little research. Eventually they became magi (wise men), probably members of the Nashqabandyya Order of the Tariqqa Sufiyya. One even became the wise owl of the Hopi Clan of the Four Corners of the US. And that is also another story! A strip of greenstone was placed on AJ’s helmet for additional protection and the chief magi shaman thingy on the right-hand side was adorned with a paua crown. If the pic had a next frame then AJ wouldn’t be in it as he would have been retracted out of view by his bungy cord. The President for Life Mr Rat of the Animal Club NZ was entrusted with the delivery of this item to AJ but he forgot. One day AJ, now Bat (or Pekapeka) in the ACNZ will be a representative of the flying mammals. If the pic looks a little ‘caricaturish’ then so be it, as it was meant to be. Acrylic, oil, gouache, lots of glitter, paua, collaged photographs on paper, 2006 inanga
Go-ogle 3-D

See if you can discover the teenage outpouring of angst in this collage. The 3-D of the Taj Mahal, an artwork of the highest order based on love, is a screen dump from Google Earth. The surrounding photos are of my artwork and an on-line Dan Winter article.

courtesy mfnw, inanga, Picasa 3, SmugMug, Google and Mozilla Firefox 2009

inanga
> Go-ogle 3-D See if you can discover the teenage outpouring of angst in this collage. The 3-D of the Taj Mahal, an artwork of the highest order based on love, is a screen dump from Google Earth. The surrounding photos are of my artwork and an on-line Dan Winter article. courtesy mfnw, inanga, Picasa 3, SmugMug, Google and Mozilla Firefox 2009 inanga
Go-ogle 3-D

See if you can discover the teenage outpouring of angst in this collage. The 3-D of the Taj Mahal, an artwork of the highest order based on love, is a screen dump from Google Earth. The surrounding photos are of my artwork and an on-line Dan Winter article.

courtesy mfnw, inanga, Picasa 3, SmugMug, Google and Mozilla Firefox 2009

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Keywords: art jeff lonely god hand williams zealand swirl planet phi technicolor whitebait multicolour productions aotearoa wiremu inanga hogproductions new
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