Visual Arts Archives - Page 55 of 56

Faith, Technology and Power: Why I Acquired Four Domains About Humanity’s Future

November 9, 2007

My illustration entitled: "Four Domains, One Conscience" - An editorial still life places four objects around an open Bible: a prosthetic hand, a neural circuit board, a DNA model and a globe resting on eco...

The Dead Sea Scrolls: A Window into Ancient Judaism and the Origins of the Bible

September 11, 2007

Opinion, Visual Arts

The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls in the mid-20th century revolutionized the study of religious history, biblical scholarship, and Second Temple Judaism. These ancient manuscripts, dating from roughly 250...

Permission Asymmetry: When Institutions Hold More Economic Choice Than Individuals

August 18, 2007

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Fine-Print City" — A city’s streets are formed from dense contracts, with corporations moving freely while people navigate restrictive clauses. Economic freedom weakens w...

Gandalf Versus Dumbledore: Who Is The Greatest Wizard Of Them All?

July 13, 2007

Visual Arts

In my illustration above, I attempt to showcase the epic battle between Gandalf (on the left) versus Dumbledore (on the right). With the current most popular fantasy movie series featuring Magic and Wizard...

Abolitionism in Transhumanism: Ending Involuntary Suffering

June 6, 2007

Opinion, Visual Arts

Above is my illustration of two neuroscientists researching how humans experience pain within the cerebral cortex. Following on from the previous article on the Hedonistic Imperative, which explored Da...

The Hedonistic Imperative: A Vision for the Future of Sentience

April 20, 2007

Opinion, Visual Arts

Above is my illustration of the human brain split in half, one side filled with chaotic pain imagery and the other side with colorful gradients of bliss, symbolizing the transition from Darwinian suffering ...

Jesus Christ Carrying the Cross

January 7, 2007

Visual Arts

Above is my inital sketch of Jesus Christ carrying the cross. In my latest illustration, I depict the MOST important person in the Bible, Jesus Christ, the son of God. Among the many moments, in the life ...

The Book of Enoch: Origins, Themes, and Influence

September 11, 2006

Opinion, Visual Arts

Above is my illustration of a scene from the 'Book of Enoch' - showcasing a visionary scene showing countless angelic hosts surrounding a glowing throne in heaven, preparing for divine judgment — inspired b...