The Ivory Buddha

As part of it's poetic vision, it has sought to produce a book of mystical, abstruse, esoteric poetry. The work seeks to alembicate the grosser, physical experiences in a work of spiritual refinement. It has taken mystical experiences in the practice of Buddhism and Christianity, and melded them into a book that bespeaks a Creation in the process of nature. The trees, the flowers, the plants, and the human faces are anthropomorphized into a higher state of being. The work is surrealistic in nature.