Category Archives: Art
The Trinity Spiral
Alien Interface
The Swell
Altar to Unity
Cotton Candy
Slats
Threshold
more vertical art from
the world in transition
Shadowbox
sometimes mistook blue for grey
and vice versa
Melon
The Noble Peafowl
Water
Christmas Spiral 2
In the Swerve
Wolves Perched Like Concrete Gargoyles
early evening storm clouds
above wolves
perched like concrete gargoyles
on stone mountain cliffs
they track the dusty footprints of
hippos, rhinos, & elephants
over ashen rock
smoke puffs up from
the steel cement battleship
its iron crane
hoisting up the whale
in the fog
the old man powders himself
with graphite
A Parade of Carnations & Roses
at sunrise
beneath cherry blossoms
pigs chewing cotton candy bubblegum
& flamingos in a lake
of strawberry milkshake
to celebrate the girl’s birth
a parade of carnations & roses
a banquet of steamed shrimp
filets of salmon
& ham
they dreamed of intestines
swallowing erasers
Pentatonic
Nothing but the Seams
Shadow Spiral
In Uteropia
2wenty Se7en
Wintry Spiral
Porthole 2
Obelisk Threshold
An Update From Arem Kahnr
Hey friends, Arem Kahnr here. Things are changing at Interopia, as they always do. In fact, that’s one of its main themes. Change.
If you’re reading this, dear Interopian, I’m sure you know about change all too well. Change is inevitable, but thankfully we usually have some control over it.
One change is that you’ll be hearing from me a lot more often. I’ve taken control of the site. Long story short, the site used to be the collaboration between six different members with varying interests: Trent, Liffey, Dr. Tiwtta, Barnopulis, Ghoteman, and Fenix. You can read their biographies in the About section. Awhile back, due to operating costs, Ghoteman, the shaman of the group, performed a ritual ceremony that fused the six souls into one. That’s where I come from. So, in a way, you already know me.
I am now single-handedly responsible for all of the original art and music you see on the site, and I’ve got great news. Looking through the archives, I found so many things that have yet to see the light of day. Looks like the next couple of months are going to be busy.
Regarding previously-released material, have you ever explored the menu bar up top? It contains all sorts of goodies, archived away for future generations. Even longtime Interopians may find something new.
Last, but not least, Interopia’s latest section is Art Selections, conveniently indexing many of my favorite Interopia art pieces by category. Check it out, and remember, most of what you see is also for sale in the store. Interopia artwork makes a great holiday gift.
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