The city of Baltimore, Maryland provides a historic representation in the evolution of the United States of America. In it are  buildings of eras in the making with grit, toil and sweat. I have used the technique of  modular tiles and PhotoSculpture to represent these scenes of  architecture. 

As a fan of Piet Mondrian, an early 20th century abstract artist, I have enlightened his modular style to provide an ever changing and expanding, interchangeable presentation of new age walls using PhotoSculpture and artisitic tiles. Newly stylized Mondrian's abstractions with personalization of other artists such as Klee, Miro, Picasso and others, as well as family, flora and fauna, trips and others individualized images makes for a dynamic foundation of constantly changing, updating and  individualizing face when it takes up an entire wall. 

Distinctive, growing PhotoScultures with increasing projection and complexity in the spirti of 3-dimensional photography in sculpture. The originals of these flowers are received from commissioned photographs or take by me from various parts of the world. 

Hearts make the soul go round. PhotoSculpture adds another dimension to the infinite ways we express our emotion. 

Dr. Seuss reminds us of  "the Places You'll Go."  Today is the day, we're off and away. Global places we choose with our feet in our shoes. Awe and imagination in our heads; tents and yurts, one-star boats and beds. Mountain peaks and river deltas. Sahara on camels, savanahs on elephants, canyons on horses and seaplanes to islands. We're up and down and right and left as we maneuver canoes as good as the best. Oh, the places we've been and the choices we've made to take photos with memories as we fly and ride and hike to earths great spaces! 

People need each other. In times of love and strife, happiness and dispair, anguish and death we need each other. Family and friends from around the world provide many of the momentous memories weaved into the stories of a monDean PhotoSculpture tile. These are used singly projecting in a third dimension or installed onto a wall into a personal "history" of laughter, excitement, suprise, and at times loss.