The angels of Giotto reappear here as translucent forms, penetrated by the tiny spikes and partially hidden by the silver discs (image 1: back view). I built this piece as an homage to Roger Brown, whom I was fortunate to meet on several occasions (because of my connection to his good friend and my grad advisor, Ray Yoshida) before he passed away. Maybe I should be more mindful of my own afterlife, because, first off, I stole the title from a painting Roger made; however, I did add the word "Another," in an attempt to make it my own. I confess, however, that unlike Roger Brown must have done, I have never dreamed about the Resurrection. But what a concept.
A beam of light through the windows of the odd, layered red wood house might help to warm up the rather stiff couple (not seen here) occupying it.
And a bit of patience might help one discover the secrets of the scroll tucked away inside the small box found on the underside of the object
