Artists Registry

Through my pictures, photos and images I just want to show others the real world.

Performance Theater

The American Freedom CD is dedicated to all those that lost their lives on September 11, 2001. It is in honor and memory of the ones that sacrificed their lives for Freedom. They will never be forgotten.

Dan Robbins might well be the most widely exhibited artist that ever lived. Lierally hundreds of thousands or even millions of his designs were bought and painted by an enthusiastic art-starved public back in the 1950's.

HERE ARE THE WORDS OF THE SONG: IT'S A SONG OF HOPE AND PROMISE

ANGELS SOARING MUSIC & LYRICS BY G. AD ROBERTS
(COPYRIGHT 2011)
VERSE:

Remembering 9/11/01. I remember getting ready for work on that terrible day. And then I heard my mother scream from the living room. I rushed in to find her staring at the TV and the morning news. The scene was one of bedlam, chaos and shock.

As a printmaker I try to create works in the tradition of the painterly print. Sometimes the work resembles Impressionist or Expressionist painting in style.

Sharing these images is a way of celebrating the lives & memories of those lost.
One thing that has stayed with me since 9/11 is the feeling of being truly connected. I try to live with the spirit I witnessed on that day.

AVENUE OF THE STRONGEST

My work is ever‐changing and growing. My long‐term goal is to introduce innovation into all my work using a compassionate color palette with inspiration derived from dynamic life experiences. My hope is to inspire the human element.

9/11: The Day and The Evening After

PLEASE:

Read THE BACKGROUND and the CD INSERT before playing HAND IN HAND. Doing so will give you a greater understanding of the meaning of this work.

Dave is awed by the mystery of how creation occurs and how people live; because of this he is able to capture the history of people through the unspoken stories of the world around them.

The presence of absence was what I tried to capture in these paintings. People struggling to comprehend the magnitude of the loss .

The morning of September 11 I was sitting on my desk, next to my bed. When I lay in bed I could see the towers but, that morning the blinds were down because I was working on the computer.

Maestro Diego Rosales was inspired to create this work after the tragedy we suffered Sept. 11 2001.

Commissioned for 9/11 Children's Fund commemorative art exhibition

(from the exhibition book)