My love for guitars and the thought of having so many of them brought this piece about. I specifically used hot pink guitars as the center and main image because of what it says to me. Guitars have become my world and so have some of my heroes who are guitarists. Zak Wylde from Jackson NJ is among one of my favorite as he commands his guitar to do just about anything he wants it too. I grew up in NJ and as a young teen found myself cruising Seaside and listening to VanHalen as we drove on down the strip. Van Halen by far was the most listened group and Eddy VanHalen rocked my world on the DiverDown Album.

Guitar In Motion (Left Side)

I have seen so many guitars slammed against the ground after and during a performance so in this piece instead of the guitar smashing into little pieces it smashes into smaller guitars.

Traveling through space aboard my guitar ship I am zooming to the stars by way of sound propulsion. One day I believe that sound waves can propel us with very little energy used. In fact I believe before we can travel at the speed of light we must first learn to do it with sound.

The guitar in this pic sure looked to me as a spacecraft so I put some funkidelic worm hole in place and dressed it up to spark your imagination.

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Immersion

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This piece represents the popularity of pink guitars today. It use to be red was the favored color choice but now both guys and girls are seeing how pink makes a big statement about how hot they play. The pink feathers represent the slow change into society as the color is finally being accepted.

Being a poet and an artist, and somewhat of a guitarist I like to dabble from time to time and play with some wood, paint, and what ever I can get my hands on to. To be creative is to open yourself up and take a peek inside. Without art and our imagination we would all be walking around in the same color clothes and just basically be boring. This pink guitar decoration was made from old parts I found around the garage but now instead of junk it has become a wall center piece.