Monster (After Garin Boyd)
In this haunting reinterpretation of a charcoal portrait of Frankenstein’s Monster by Garin Boyd, artist Brian K. Johnson overlays the original image with densely packed lines of red and cyan text. The result is a ghostly, vibrating face that flickers between presence and distortion. Viewed from a distance, the portrait resolves with emotional weight; up close, it dissolves into a wall of words—fragmented art theory, perception, and ambiguity. Viewed with 3-D glasses, closing one eye reveals the text that forms the image.