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Steve Wage
Monochrome Milkdrop Deconstruction
Inspired by: Harold Edgerton, Milkdrop Coronet
acrylic on canvas
30″ x 40″
2025
I approached the Newtonian extremely short time-locked physical photograph of a milk drop creating waves in three dimensions by “Doc” Harold Edgerton, a MIT professor and consummate electrical engineer and scientist- as a deconstructed non-temporally-locked Quantum waveform impression with overlay elements of the original inspiration.
Steve Wage
Abstract Organic Series: Orthogonal Juxtaposition III.
Acrylic and Interference Pigments on Canvas
36″ x 12″
2022
I drove by this old apple tree for years as I watched it struggle against the bittersweet that pulled at its branches. I thought, as it died, how wonderful its life must have been when it bore fruit. It had to be documented. It is now gone. Cut down, its wood collected, and the area cleared. Vanitas.
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Steve Wage
Mysterium Coniunctionis Series No. 6
acrylic, cold wax and Jacquard ground interference pigments on canvas
18” x 24”
2024
This piece is the sixth in the Mysterium Coniunctionis Series, based on the Jungian archetypal synthesis of opposites. The unity of Dual monism, or non-duality in Buddhist thought are both explored in this series. Shifting subtle perspectives of light, reflection and saturation are achieved through the use of extreme layering of cold wax medium impregnated with interference, duo, iridescent and opalescent ground Jacquard pigments.
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Steve Wage
RV Series: RV 999
acrylic and interference media on canvas
24” x 36”
2018
Last piece in the RV Series timeline. (RV= “Remote Viewing” – designation describing the cognitive process source of the content).