They say that the eyes are the window to ones soul. Can you tell anything about a person from looking only into their eyes? If you look deep enough into a person’s eyes, sometimes you can see the whole universe in an infinite strange loop of your perception.

Lots of research is being done in the field of human vision and figuring out how each person differs in their own perception of the world.

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These pictures are of Japanese macaques relaxing in a hot spring in Yamanouchi, central Japan. Nicknamed the snow monkey, the cheeky-looking animals live a much chillier existence than their tropical cousins and they appear to like nothing better than keeping warm in steaming-hot pools such as this one.

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You may not know it, but fractals, like the air you breathe, are all around you. Their irregular, repeating shapes are found in cloud formations and tree limbs, in stalks of broccoli and craggy mountain ranges, even in the rhythm of the human heart.

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After getting back from touring the north east side of the country, I’ve met many influential people. While I was at Rothbury, I stumbled upon a couple sitting in on the ground with a large array of postcards containing the most beautiful pictures of giant landscape paintings. These pieces seem to be done by either spreading contrasting sand colors and shaping by hand, or using large beach rakes to give the sand a rough texture.

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Throughout my travels this summer, some of my friends have been selling a collection of unique items. One of my favorite items that I’ve ever owned has been a hand stitched tapestry made by the Shipibo Tribe in Peru. My friend Yoschie brought these tapestries back with him after venturing into the heart of Peru to learn more about the culture of the Shipibo people.

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After a long break. I’m back. Just arrived home from Brooklyn with a hot plate of fresh ideas, and some new work. Check out two new pieces on the right side. Portfolio is...

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