This elegant, robust, handmade, dining table can seat six people and is built from a variety of mostly exotic hardwood species. It rests upon five legs – with the hollowed fifth leg at the center greatly adding to the table’s strength while providing a unique aesthetic appeal. The five legs consist of Maple and Walnut. … More Functional Art: Luxury Dining Table, Padauk Design
The symbolism to this painting is personal, and not the easiest to explain. To the upper left side, there’s a woman made of water that blends into a man’s watery torso directly beneath; she holds a drop of water in front of the man’s hidden head. On the right, there is a hawk flying toward … More Painting: Aphrodite’s Revenge
In all honesty, I find abstract – aka nonrepresentational – art to be the hardest to engage in. You have yourself a blank canvas and … what is it exactly you’re supposed to achieve by placing paint on it? Nonrepresentationally, that is. I’m sure that there are as many answers to this just posed question … More Painting: A Masquerade’s Momentum
This oil paining was inspired by a long distance photo I took of two lovers who, during that period of time, inhabited a world all to themselves, remaining blissfully oblivious to the people that surrounded. The form of their embrace was to me captivating: visually expressing a tale of spiritual kinship coupled with ardent romantic … More Painting: The Lovers’ Kiss
A sampling of the photographs I’ve so far accumulated while on outings at the beach, this in the Orange County and Los Angeles areas. A good sum of these were taken either soon after sunrise or shortly before sunset, which I find provides some of the best overall lighting for ocean shots. Click on any … More Photography: Southern Californian Ocean and Beaches
Some years back, I took an excursion through the hillsides of the Romanian countryside at the base of the Carpathian Mountains with camera in hand. As happenstance would have it, part of the way through I encountered a friend of the family who was far more familiar with the surrounding hills, his dog roaming free … More Photo Shoot: A Hike Through the Hillsides of the Carpathian Mountains in Fall
Select photographs from Venice, Italy, taken in 2015. Click on any image to view at a larger size:
“Mesothet” is the band name I’ve chosen for myself. This post is to announce an ongoing music project in anticipation of this album’s possible future release. In disclosure, though working on this album is fun for me, it is often overshadowed by other projects which take precedence. Due to this, the album’s completion date is currently tentative. … More “When Fighting Monsters” by Mesothet
Contemplative, at times harrowing, and often darkly humored themes are explored in eighteen Kafkaesque tales. Topics include civilized wars, an argument for why kisses are logically impossible, how a town dealt with the pandemic of butterflies, detachable hearts, forbidden fruit, and the outcome of climbing ropes suspended from skies. This was my first go at … More Crossroads: Ultra-short Stories of the Absurd
An online, public domain project currently in progress at AnEnquiry.info, this ongoing philosophical work attempts to systematically investigate both ontology and epistemology by accumulating optimal certainties within a prevailing framework of fallibilism. Themes to be addressed include certainty, consciousness, free will, philosophy of mind, the nature of objective reality, value theory, belief, truth, and reasoning. … More An Enquiry into the Nature of Being (general announcement)
Michael W Moiceanu 