Art Is About Seeking Meaning is a series of my mixed media metagraphs of people looking at art in two of the spokes of the contemporary art world: museums and international art fairs.  This series blends a look at the art-historical discussion of evolving perception with the metagraphic discourse of my work on perception by joining science, technology, spirituality and art to tangibly present a hint of the energetic thumbprint of the universe we inhabit but are removed from except by scientific instrumentation or rare extra-sensory spiritual experiences.  

Once we humans have accomplished our basic necessities of food, shelter, and immediate safety, we begin the universal pursuit of meaning. This drive to seek meaning is one of the fundamental attributes of humanity.  

Reflecting on this pursuit, I focused my attention on people viewing art in Museums and at large international art fairs.  For what is the act of making art but an expression of the pursuit of finding, revealing, or creating meaning, and what is the act of looking at art but a desire to experience meaning?

Seeking Meaning is a series of metaphors for the universal human desire to find meaning in our lives.  These works serve as visual reminders that seeking meaning is a pursuit we should all dedicate time to, which helps us realize our most human expression.