At the end of time I want my art to stand up and my soul to bow down. — Rob Ryser, Great Desires for Absent Things
At the end of time I want my art to stand up and my soul to bow down. — Rob Ryser, Great Desires for Absent Things
At the end of time I want my art to stand up and my soul to bow down. — Rob Ryser, Great Desires for Absent Things
At the end of time I want my art to stand up and my soul to bow down. — Rob Ryser, Great Desires for Absent Things
At the end of time I want my art to stand up and my soul to bow down. — Rob Ryser, Great Desires for Absent Things
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At the end of time I want my art to stand up and my soul to bow down.

— Rob Ryser, Great Desires for Absent Things
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