Abstracted landscape paintings 
 
From Dale Beckman's statement:
“The landscape is usually the beginning point for me,” he writes.  “I do not attempt to re-create the image before me. I use the landscape as only a reference point to enter the painting; abstraction takes precedence over replication as a means to go to a deeper level than what is perceived by the eye. When I was young, I was attracted to the work of artists Charles Burchfield and Vincent Van Gogh. I think I liked their work because they were portraying sound and movement with paint.  When I realised that visual art could give expression to elements that are invisible, I began my excursion into abstracting the world in an effort to represent energies that a quantum physicist might examine.”g  
"Imagination is more important then knowledge"   Albert Einstein
Artist Dale Beckman offers giclee prints of his contemporary landscape paintings of the American west.  This new modern art is highlighted by visual illusions and geometric designs revealing a world manifesting from a non-dual reality.  Composed of bright colors this visionary art, with all it's vibrations, expresses the law of attraction.  Dale Beckman talks about quantum physics, the nature of belief, and the expression's of God.