"Time Capsule" is a playful and poignant art series that channels the unfiltered wonder and chaos of the artist’s childhood mind—now reimagined with the precision and technical prowess acquired over a lifetime. Created in his late 40s, the collection revisits early sketches scrawled in the margins of pre-school to high school notebooks: dinosaurs donning absurd party hats, spaceships, and alien lifeforms that seem more curious than terrifying. Through bold colors and cheeky compositions, the artist breathes new life into the imaginary realms that once served as his escape and inspiration.

Each piece is a collision of nostalgia and mastery—innocent fantasies rendered with practiced confidence. The dinosaurs, while rendered with near-scientific anatomical accuracy, grin broadly as they march through confetti storms; their party hats slightly askew. The aliens, though armed with high-tech abduction rays, approach their victims with almost comical glee, appearing more like overexcited tourists than invaders. This tone of surreal friendliness threads the series together, inviting viewers to suspend judgment and embrace the joy of absurd possibility.

At its core, this body of work is a celebration of creative endurance—the idea that childhood dreams don't just fade, but evolve. These pieces, born from a mature hand but a youthful heart, serve as both self-portrait and time machine. They are reminders that imagination, once sparked, never truly dies; it just waits, patiently, for the right set of tools to bring it home.