"Golden Cave and Under Over Expansions"
A diagram from "One, Two, Three Infinity" shows the structure
of "The Lion Killing A Bull. Einstein's way with it's "X"
deviation breaks the plane.
"The Div Throws Rustan Into The Sea" a Persian art work,
breaches the unusual rectangular shape of a painting enabling
the imagery to extend beyond the normal picture frame.
The prints that have oval collage-paintings with the red Michelangelo figure bursting from the picture frame exemplify the notion of breaking boundaries, conquering space. There is a precedent for this approach in the Persian works centuries ago.
The concepts for breaking boundaries and conquering space are more fully explored in our book, Travels in Space, Movements through time. It was produced by Sonia Sacoder Astor, Gerald Astor, and Ted Astor.
Based upon the idea that on our planet earth we are all literally traveling in space and moving through time, the book is about all of us and about everything. The manuscript is complete but is not yet published.