Zensunni Bardo (ZB) is the culmination of over four decades immersed in the vast saga of DUNE, originally envisioned by Frank Herbert and later expanded upon by his son, Brian, and co-author K.J. Anderson. Reading the first volume as a teen ignited my imagination, showing me the enormous potential—and responsibility—that comes with being human. This sparked a lifelong journey of introspection. I routinely dig deep into my own thoughts, ideals, and preconceptions, gaining insights that I'm eager to share. As Frank Herbert once said, 'The mystery of life isn't a problem to solve, but a reality to experience.' I use landscapes as the primary framework to build metaphors that explore what I've discovered about myself, life, and the Grander Mysteries.

Since my university days majoring in psychology, fine arts, and comparative religions, my passion for these subjects has only grown. These disciplines enrich one another in fascinating ways. For example, our perceptions, shaped by our preconceptions, play a role not just in how we see art but also in how we interpret religious beliefs. This interdisciplinary lens influences my creative approach to art, writing, and social interactions. When it comes to my 'signature' landscape style, I lean towards two distinct moods: either bold and graphic or subdued and atmospheric

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