While studying Art and Technology over a period of over two decades, Mitch Greer investigated the combination of early forms of painting and sound from the Rennaisance to early Surrealism adjacent and sometimes combined with technology. In this collection, presented at Arc 1 Gallery, a series of works examines craft and art techniques from Rennaisance, Surrealism, Concept Art, Hand Painted Natural Scenes, and Hand Sculpted Digital Works at a time where physical craft is being lost. As many schools for contemporary art close in California, the series represents both elegy and celebration of a world passing in an uncertain time in the world, where the lost forms still make their presence in the ongoing eternity of the soul of art which passes through study and the struggle of all artists to preserve art in a changing world, where human craft faces real risks of passing away.