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Garden Shroud  (4 Foot by 4 Foot. Acrylic Paint on Canvas Tarp) My reference was the Shroud of Turin image and the cloth itself with all its imperfections.  A small section of a simple garden and a sense of reverence and what in Japan is referred to as wabi-sabi or simplicity, roughness, asymmetry, and a deep appreciation for natural objects.

 In July 2025 Garden Study (4 Foot by 4 Foot. Acrylic Paint on Canvas Tarp) A micro section of a simple garden.

 Summer Garden Study Shroud (4 Foot by 4 Foot. Acrylic Paint on Canvas Tarp) My reference was the Shroud of Turin image and the cloth itself with all its imperfections. I wanted to apply a possible explanation for the image on the shroud...a sudden powerful flash of ultraviolet radiation emission, to a small section of a simple garden and by doing so giving it a sense of reverence and what in Japa

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 Garden Study Shroud. (4 Foot by 4 Foot. Acrylic Paint on Canvas Tarp) My reference was the Shroud of Turin image and the cloth itself with all its imperfections. I wanted to apply a possible explanation for the image on the shroud...a sudden powerful flash of ultraviolet radiation emission, to a small section of a simple garden and by doing so giving it a sense of reverence and what in Japan is r

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