The Stereo Eclipse series is based on color interaction and represents an exercise in meditation both in the creation of the singular images, viewing them on the computer, and in their final realization as prints. The hypnotic effects and depth of field created by color relationships have been implemented based on the theories of Josef Albers and his observations about color interaction. I combine the aesthetics of atmospheric blur with hard edge minimalism, layering of light and darkness with planet-like circles to create eclipses - a metaphor for having worked in the background. Color combinations create a range of subtle to turbulent pulsation giving the images a rhythm and kineticism. The bifurcation of the plane by conjoining pairs ("Stereo Eclipses") creating a distinct "duplex"composition references sound as in the woofer and tweeter configuration of a speaker which embellishes the dynamic minimalism. Alluding to an audible component, the Stereo Eclipses are silently alive with a pulse - and ambient sound or rhythm the viewer might imagine. Images are derived from photographs and or digital color assignment and "painting" digitally.