“Geochronmechane: The Time Machine from the Earth”
Date
1990
Credits
Format
- Poster 1686
Type of Work
- Article(s) 194
Techniques
- serigraph 39
Dimensions
32 × 32 in
Paul Laffoley "annotated diagrammatic paintings, with their kaleidoscopic representations of abstruse philosophic systems, made him one of the most distinctive and cerebral of the outsider artist. Mr. Laffoley was an architect by training, translated his ideas about time travel, other dimensions, astrology and alien life-forms onto square canvases that he illustrated, in brilliant colors, with precisely rendered spirals, pinwheels, eyes and architectural forms, annotated around the borders with text in vinyl press-on letters. Many of the works incorporate mandalas. Others look like floor plans for the future, or cosmic board games. Their texts often pay homage to the thinkers behind the work, their names simply strung together in a row. The Jesuit philosopher Pierre Teilhard de Chardin recurs frequently, along with Goethe, Blake and Jung."—https://nyti.ms/1kMv4SY
