As an artist immersed in the nuances of societal dynamics, my focus is irresistibly drawn toward issues that profoundly influence … More
Tag: Art
Reflections on the film “A Cruel Wind Blows” (2019) and my experience in Kazakhstan as part of the Art in Embassies program of the US Department of State in Astana and Almaty in 2023
“A Cruel Wind Blows” is a documentary that delves into a lesser-known aspect of Soviet history, shedding light on the … More
A Lesson in Practicality for Aspiring Artists, Spring 2024
In the world of fine arts, the romantic notion of the “starving artist” persists—a trope that glamorizes the struggle of … More
“Threads” (1984)
Released in 1984, “Threads” was a powerful reminder of the dangers of nuclear war during the Cold War era. It … More
On Discourse and Dispassion, Spring 2024
Navigating the dual roles of educator and participant in global discussions offers a unique vantage point on the dynamics of … More
The Case for Nuclear Energy for Puerto Rico
Nuclear energy presents a compelling case for contributing significantly to the sustainable and resilient energy mix of islands like Puerto … More
Advocating for Nuclear Power in ‘Nuclear Now’ (2023)
Oliver Stone’s “Nuclear Now” compellingly explores nuclear energy’s potential as a formidable solution to the pressing issue of climate change. … More
Uranium Glass, from Curiosity to Collectible
In the annals of decorative arts, few materials blend science’s alchemical intrigue with the refined artisanship craft like uranium glass. … More
The Legacy of WIPP and Thomas Sebeok’s Atomic Priesthood
In the landscape of nuclear waste management, the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) near Carlsbad, New Mexico, stands out as … More
Insights and Implications of Earth’s Ancient Nuclear Phenomenon
The discovery of the natural nuclear fission reactor in Oklo, Gabon, represents one of the most fascinating intersections of geology, … More