From the dawn of recorded history art has always been an integral part of what it means to be human, and has kept pace with man's technological advancements, often spearheading the impetus towards the concretion of our dreams. Art is a product of man's ability to conceptualize, to think of possibilities beyond the known facts, to transcend limitations by way of the imagination. The imaginative mind has proven by far to be our most important asset, coupled with an undying curiosity to investigate the nature of things - the whys and the hows.

Creative expression in today's world has become even more prolific than in the days of antiquity. The creative imagination is pushing technology to its limits, and forcing it to go beyond the known boundaries of science. With the advent of computer technology and its continued development, we are seeing the unrestrained freedom of the creative process feeding on itself to give birth to even more heretofore inconceivable creations.

At the forefront of it all has always stood the artist (the dreamer), the one who sees what can be, the one who leaps forward intellectually with unbounded enthusiasm and returns to tell us of the wonders he has seen, igniting within men the passion to reach forward and make that dream a reality. The artist is the conceptual concretizer, showing in a visual or literary context his vision of what man and the world ideally can, and should be. A world without art or artist would be a world without motive power, a world where time would stand still for want of creative input. Imagination is so much a part of man that to deny it is to deny his own basic nature.
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