released 08 September 2010
GALTTA-002

The gaze, in portraiture, has been used as a vehicle to elicit specific emotional responses in viewers, for different purposes, throughout history. The gaze has the power to create a sense of self-awareness that forces the viewer to confront the intensity of the current, lived moment. Within this lived moment, boundaries that seem to separate the viewer from the work begin to disintegrate. The viewer is overwhelmed with feelings of exposure, vulnerability, and stillness in recognition of the preciousness of time and their own mortality.
                                                                                               -Gabrielle Muller

Thanks to David for his vision for the label, and his enthusiam for my music. Most of this music was recorded a long time ago. David's skillful mastering job gave it new life. The music sounds as fresh today as it did when it was originally recorded! To Gabrielle, I am both flattered and humbled by your portrayal of me. You are immensely talented, and I see a lot of depth in all your works. Thanks so very much for making this project complete, and all the best to you! Finally, thanks to you, the listener. Hope you enjoy; you can always rewind and enjoy again! Peace, and God Bless.... Mike Boone