Cross of Fire is a mixed media open edition of 50, printed by the artist on Hahnemuehle 100% Cotton Photo Rag using an Epson Stylus Pro 3880. While the default size is 17x22, custom sizing options are available.

This artwork is part of a series incorporating vintage schematics from the era of vintage transistor radios and other old artifacts. It represents the existential self and how we have become isolated yet connected through screens and social media accounts, reduced to bits and bytes. Our society has become increasingly isolated due to technology, Covid, crime, and Web3. Digital social interactions have replaced face-to-face connections, with apps like Facetime and Zoom enabling virtual family visits and chat apps facilitating real-time communication. Our fellowship is established electronically, relying on wifi and Bluetooth. The immense pressure of social media has replaced the social pressure of fitting in real life. As the late author James Baldwin aptly said, "The purpose of art is to expose the questions that have been hidden by the answers."