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On Sept 11 2001 when I watched the towers fall and for days afterwards I was haunted by the falling towers images that I watched on TV. For days after I could not sleep well. I cried each day.

War, conflict, death, disease, suffering, starvation and homelessness all contribute to human affliction and abuse.

I was inspired by the 9/11 Survivor Tree which showed me hope and resilience. The strong and deep roots of the tree embraced the ruins of 9/11 and held it together, bringing a new life, a new tomorrow.

Dreams? No, nightmares, is more like it. Terrifying dreams that would keep me awake staring at the ceiling in the darkness of my room, afraid of moving or turning over on my side, in fear that someone or something may attack me from behind.

As the events of September 11, 2001 occurred, my family and I watched in disbelief and horror. Every anniversary, we make time to watch, listen, and pray in remembrance.

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A Heart Felt Nashville produced 9/11 Tribute Country Songs called "May We Never Forget"

On the morning of Sept. 15, 2001, four days after the attack on the Trade Center, I finally prevailed upon my friend Mike Lennon, retired FDNY, to take me down to "The Pit" as I was desperate to help out with the rescue and recovery efforts.

I typically paint on wood panels, including construction grade plywood and hollow core doors and thickly and rapidly apply oils in multiple layers, which i think of like manuscript drafts.

“All things contain their opposite”
- Author Unknown

This is what I am trying to express in paint.

At first glance Ho Jun Ji’s digital images may appear to be mere photographs, but upon further inspection the intricacies of his work are revealed. The viewer discovers that Ji is much more than an artist, but a scientist and perhaps, a philosopher.