This page includes the original set of paintings based on the asteroid discoveries of nineteenth century painter and astronomer Hermann Goldschmidt.
This painting work gradually developed into a multimedia work,
and most recently to a kiosk installation, The Sub-orbital Harmonic Resonator
&w(150)&q(100)) Goldschmidt's Miscellany | &w(100)&q(100)) Alexandra | &w(100)&q(100)) Doris |
&w(120)&q(100)) Pales | &w(100)&q(100)) Nysa | &w(100)&q(100)) Pomona |
&w(100)&q(100)) Lutetia | &w(100)&q(100)) Harmonia | &w(120)&q(100)) Europa |
&w(100)&q(100)) Daphne | &w(100)&q(100)) Eugenia | &w(100)&q(100)) Danae |
&w(120)&q(100)) Atalanta | &w(100)&q(100)) Melete | &w(120)&q(100)) Panopaea |
&w(120)&q(100)) Goldschmidt's Dream | &w(110)&q(100)) Rock Corner | &w(110)&q(100)) Red Rock |
&w(120)&q(100)) Sketch for Laurel and Hardy | &w(120)&q(100)) Laurel and Hardy | &w(120)&q(100)) Duo |
&w(120)&q(100)) Picasso, Corot, Matisse | &w(110)&q(100)) Fly Me screenshot | &w(110)&q(100)) SHAR installation shot |
&w(120)&q(100)) Suborbital Harmonic Resonator | &w(110)&q(100)) SHAR in the studio | &w(110)&q(100)) SHAR in the studio |
&w(110)&q(100)) SHAR in the studio |
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Related links: Flickr photos | Eye Division
Related links: Flickr photos | Eye Division