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Architecture of the Mind: Seeing What Isn’t There
I use the desert as a canvas for my imagination. Explore how I use AI to visualize the hidden fortresses and ancient legends I see in the moonlit dunes.
April 13, 2026
Inanimate does not mean lifeless.
A collection of forgotten toys, vintage machines, and accidental masterpieces found on the roadside. Some are trash, some are treasure, but they all have a history waiting to be read. Look closer.
I use the desert as a canvas for my imagination. Explore how I use AI to visualize the hidden fortresses and ancient legends I see in the moonlit dunes.
A journey to Israel’s most surreal peak! Discover the “Field of Bulbus” at Mount Tzin, climb the winding desert trail, and stand on a summit as flat and vast as a giant’s dining table.
Giant “stone potatoes” in the Eilat desert! Discover the mystery of Nahal Qedar’s bulbuses – 80-million-year-old geological wonders born from ancient sea creatures and the vanished Tethys Ocean.
A Borgesian mystery in Venice: a 16th-century relief in San Rocco Church reveals an uncanny, anachronistic resemblance to a modern face. Is time a labyrinth?
Exploring the Amalfi surroundings, I photographed Atrani from Torre Ziro, only to find a year later that Escher captured the same view in his 1931 lithograph, revealing the town’s timeless geometric charm.