Dancing

22……. TwentyTWO

Hieronymus Bosh worked as a Dutch painter at the beginning of the 16th century. Religious iconography and biblical symbolism were obsessively represented in his work. Clearly aligned with the Christian ideology Bosh had an unusual style entangling scholars in heated debate still today. One triptych has received special attention; being picked over, dissected, andContinue reading “22……. TwentyTWO”

11….ELEVEN

Sir Isaac Newton did not invent gravity. Describing an isolated characteristic of the universe in terms that satisfy our intensely analytical human minds, does not constitute inventing it. I do not mean to insinuate that Sir Isaac is undeserving of the historical fame with which he has been adorned, only that he should be part of a largerContinue reading “11….ELEVEN”