These works were created between 1985 and 1998 on Macintosh Plus and Amiga computers

DECEPTIONS:
A sequence of images that evoke the dark emotions of evil and deceit using magazine imagery that has been altered by collage and electronic manipulation.   In its original conception, the piece was intended to reflect a real life episode in which a couple inflicted unusual cruelty on each other. The piece is accompanied by an original musical sound track created with digital instruments using MIDI systems.

PATRIANOSTRA:
A political piece that reacts to Reagan administration's overindulgent reliance upon military solutions to human problems.  It is comprised of images from the popular media that are electronically collaged and fragmented by the display program.  The percussion sound track brings together military cadences with Latin flavored rhythms that symbolize the current focus of US foreign policy.

VICTIMS:
A continuously running computer/video image piece about the utter loss and impossibility of revenge suffered by victims of tyranny.  Although the videodigitized imagery was derived from footage of a Nazi concentration camp, it is intended to address the ever present danger of any absolutist ideology that so easily sacrifices life in pursuing its self justified goals.  The piece was programmed in the Macintosh HyperCard format, and was available on major computer networks as an ArtStack.  A donation of $10 to Amnesty International was requested.