Artist – Writer – Historian
By Max Eternity Omission is a powerful tool, especially for the visual identity of a nation with roots deeply steeped in crimes against humanity. Such that who is seen in coveted spaces tells as much about this nation as who remains unseen in elite places. Hide the truth, so says the status quo, …
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Memories and Monuments: Destruction as a Path to Progress By Max Eternity Is the past ever really the past? The history of humanity is filled with conflict and torment mixed with episodes of heroic struggle and bittersweet victories that resonate still today. Books and buildings can represent cultural shifts that champion historic milestones, …
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Lyndon B. Johnson: The "Great Society" Civil Rights President By Max Eternity There’s no excuse for the Vietnam War. It was President Dwight D. Eisenhower who started it. The war was then escalated by President John F. Kennedy. And after Kennedy’s assassination, President Lyndon B. Johnson escalated again and continued on with the war, …
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