wpmp patrons

Art patronage is the highest acknowledgement of the human ability to create reality; as nothing in the human environment was ever brought about without the intervention of of some form of art.

Worldwide Peace Marker Project is the latest on a long line of patronage of my work. I'm honored to have earned my patron's trust, grateful to treasure their friendship and emboldened to do my best to bring them world peace, as the receipt for their investment.

Many of my patrons have requested anonymity, those who have given consent are proudly mentioned in this page.

This sculpture is a landmark work that signaled the completion of the experimental work where I knew that what is now "Binary Media" was a viable direction for art in the 21st century. it amounted to the first act of reconciliation between art and life which cleared the way for the realization of WPMP.

A credible reconciliation between art and life with abundant evidence eluded art until the end of the 20th century.

The work is part of the John and Liz Kagan collection, their patronage and friendship of many years has made possible my complete focus on the task of world peace.

Thank you John and Liz, you are much loved.

Tiité, 2006

will like to salute and commemorate the support to WPMP that came from the patronage of the late Dr. Phil. Herta H. Jogland who was a professor emeritus of sociology and philosophy at West Virginia State University. Dr. Phil. Herta H. Jogland was also a noted Egyptologist who made important contributions to the understanding of those ancient cultures.

Mr. Marshall Petty, a long time friend of Dr. Phil. Herta H. Jogland purchased “Soloist” in her memory and as a gesture of their mutual desire for world peace.

Thank you Mr. Petty I’m honored and touched by your generosity.

Tiité 2006

The Offering is a landmark work created in 2002 to document the absence of solutions to human aggression in the world. the Yahoo search dramatized in this work examined over two billion files around the world before it rendered the response to the query "solutions for human aggression" answering "sorry no results found matching "solutions for human aggression."

This work was purchased by the Saint Pete Foundation of St. Petersburg Florida and was made possible by the intervention of its founder Mr. Frank Maggio.

Thank you Mr. Maggio for your patronage.

Tiité 2006

Morning treats represents a relationship between us and other beings, like birds and plants, that is highlighted by a sense of mutuality as beings sharing the resources an learning from one another.

I guess this work is about an instance of friendship between members of two different species, captured during their morning visit.

This work was purchased by Mr. Marshall Petty at the suggestion of Eliza Monet to add this work to his collection.

Thank you Mr. Petty and Eliza for your patronage I'm very grateful to you both.