Infinite Gray Alien Spectrum. (2024)
In this marker and pencil painting, I aimed to capture the collective alien consciousness by representing various races of gray aliens, often perceived as “gray” but reported in diverse colors such as brown and beyond. I wanted to draw a parallel between these alien races and humanity, reflecting our diversity in skin tones. Each alien face in the painting is unique, symbolizing the infinite spectrum of beings across the cosmos. My goal was to achieve a sense of infinity, like a cosmic microcosm, by filling the entire canvas with tiny, distinct faces.
As I worked, I noticed that when the painting was flipped, the colors resembled those of the chakras, adding a spiritual dimension to the piece. This realization deepened the meaning for me, connecting the painting to the concept of a “Galactic Collective Soul.” It became a tribute to whatever presence I encountered on the freeway—an entity that has stayed with me, influencing this artwork. The painting embodies the infinite diversity and unity of life, both extraterrestrial and human.
In this marker and pencil painting, I aimed to capture the collective alien consciousness by representing various races of gray aliens, often perceived as “gray” but reported in diverse colors such as brown and beyond. I wanted to draw a parallel between these alien races and humanity, reflecting our diversity in skin tones. Each alien face in the painting is unique, symbolizing the infinite spectrum of beings across the cosmos. My goal was to achieve a sense of infinity, like a cosmic microcosm, by filling the entire canvas with tiny, distinct faces.
As I worked, I noticed that when the painting was flipped, the colors resembled those of the chakras, adding a spiritual dimension to the piece. This realization deepened the meaning for me, connecting the painting to the concept of a “Galactic Collective Soul.” It became a tribute to whatever presence I encountered on the freeway—an entity that has stayed with me, influencing this artwork. The painting embodies the infinite diversity and unity of life, both extraterrestrial and human.
In this marker and pencil painting, I aimed to capture the collective alien consciousness by representing various races of gray aliens, often perceived as “gray” but reported in diverse colors such as brown and beyond. I wanted to draw a parallel between these alien races and humanity, reflecting our diversity in skin tones. Each alien face in the painting is unique, symbolizing the infinite spectrum of beings across the cosmos. My goal was to achieve a sense of infinity, like a cosmic microcosm, by filling the entire canvas with tiny, distinct faces.
As I worked, I noticed that when the painting was flipped, the colors resembled those of the chakras, adding a spiritual dimension to the piece. This realization deepened the meaning for me, connecting the painting to the concept of a “Galactic Collective Soul.” It became a tribute to whatever presence I encountered on the freeway—an entity that has stayed with me, influencing this artwork. The painting embodies the infinite diversity and unity of life, both extraterrestrial and human.