Dimensions of Time — San Antonio

Dimensions of Time began with an original photograph I took of the Tower of the Americas in downtown San Antonio and evolved into a layered piece exploring memory, place, history, and the strange way time seems to exist all at once.

Using my own photography and original artwork as the foundation, I reimagined the familiar San Antonio landscape through a psychedelic, almost dreamlike lens—where the old city, the present moment, and something more cosmic begin to overlap. The Tower becomes less of a landmark and more of an axis through time, surrounded by the architecture, trees, textures, and visual history of the city.

The piece is deliberately bright, energetic, and slightly surreal. It draws from vintage concert-poster art, Texas history, Americana, and psychedelic illustration while still remaining rooted in a real place and a real moment that I photographed myself.

At its heart, Dimensions of Time is about how a place can carry its past, present, and future simultaneously—and how sometimes all it takes is looking at something familiar from a different angle to see another world hiding inside it.