In loss there lies the birth of aesthetics. When poetry dies, it becomes reborn in an alien landscape of lost sentience. After death, aesthetics begins in the form of necro-modernism, hyper-surrealism, cyber-realism and post-futurism. Combined here are two distinct works, Singularity, a work continuing a trend of stacking images upon one another and moving beyond the event horizon into a world in which consciousness is revealed as fictional. The second, Visions from out of Time, is dedicated to the author's wife Debbie and concerns images of love, madness and submission, that beautiful turmoil of togetherness and a re-appreciation of Passion.