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Exchange of Values
acrylic on board 48'X96'
"Structure of Color Perception"
48'X96' acrylic on board
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"9 Vincent's in one"
acrylic on panel, 40'X90' used as poster for the "the lost paintings of Vincent" art show.
About Me
- Daniel Imburgia
- whidbey Island, United States
- email: dannya54@whidbey.com. Artist, painter of classical and Coptic Icons, murals, and conceptual art. Widowed. 3 children, 10 grandchildren. for money I have done migrant farmwork, logging, road building, shipyard worker, commercial fisherman, electrical contractor, janitor. I love dogs.
one corner of my studio
one corner of my studio
"Blessing Christ"
36"X48" acrylic on board
"Madonna and Child"
30'X42' acrylic on plaster
"Madonna of the Corn Fields"
48'X30' acrylic on plaster
Virgin and Child with Disciples
Icon in Coptic style
"Structure of Visual Perception"
24'X96' acrylic on board
Tariq Ramadan and Zizek together!! oh my, you can't miss this. Ramadan's "In the Footsteps of the Prophet: Lessons from the Life of Muhammad," and "Islam, the West, and the Challenge of Modernity," are both worth reading and studying. Zizek, well, he's an acquired taste. Oh, and, look at the grin on Tariq's face when Zizek is ranting! He cracks me up. They are so different, Ramadan is a Oxford scholar raised in Switzerland writing about Islam and Nietzsche (and his grandfather founded the 'Muslim brotherhood' to boot); Zizek is a Lacanian Marxist raised in communist eastern Europe criticizing capitalism and Christianity (though lately he's been enhancing his critique and wrote some interesting stuff on Saint Paul and a book on Christ with theologian John Millbank of all people!
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