Starfire
Far away suns brought down to Earth in flames. At the stroke of light fires fly up from below ground, brightening the twilight in an all-consuming blaze. Heat waves quiver, sparks soar, and long streaky flames stab the atmosphere. After a while the fiery combustions begin to diminish, slowly burning down to a few flickers, and finally extinguish into darkness, leaving black holes in the bare land awaiting illumination.
Untitled statement about Starfire in Sky Art Alaska, exhibition catalogue, unpaginated (Anchorage: Visual Arts Center of Alaska in cooperation with the Center for Advanced Visual Studies, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1986)