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". . . "Lumia Scale No. 5," by Flash Light, and "Stele XCV," 
		by Clyde Lynds, are quiet, but exotic works. 
		Both pieces have the form of architectural
		fragments. Flash Light specializes in pre-photographic 
		techniques that allow imagery to appear out of shadows . . ."
		1997 The New York Times, "Making the Leap from Science 
		To Art and Beyond," by William Zimmer, 
		page 14 CN (June 29), CN

". . . satiric wit. . .An artist called Flash Light gives us the wall
		piece,"Monument to Dendur," a mottled canvas portal that, 
		when lit from behind, shows Egyptian tomb figures with the 
		red sun of Ra above them . .". . . "
	    1997 The Star-Ledger, "The Graven Image," by Eileen Watkins, 
		page 32	(February 14 - 20), Newark, NJ 

". . . Extensions of brain functions, also known as artificial 
		intelligence is the much newer and very intriguing avenue 
		explored by Flash Light. . ."
		1995 The New York Times, "Casting a Spell from Lasers and 
		Video to Light and Shadow," by Phyllis Braff, 
		page 24 LI (October 22), NY

". . . Upon entering the Great Hall, visitors will be greeted by 
		"Anubis Studies Genetic Engineering," an electronic painting 
		by Flash Light. . ." 
		1993 New York Newsday, "Spring Works at the Hall of Science 
		Museum," page 11 (April 14), NY

". . . participatory, behavioral, interactive (it used to be called 
		kinetic) work that "responds to the human desire to create 
		change."
		1991 The Village Voice, "Choices," by Kim Levin, page 102
		(Vol. XXXV1, No. 27, July 2), NYC, NY



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