The first image in this piece refers back to the First Image of the Analogue state in A Universal Triptych which was inspired by St Augustine’s theory of knowledge: “The Passions of the Spirit, The Passions of the Mind, The Passions of the Flesh”. Though looking upward, Augustine knew that the body/mind duality is the root cause of the perennial human conundrum – we know that there is something else, however that which surrounds us, the air we breathe even, is the dominating factor in our reality, leaving us with little more than a sense of otherness, an instinct for the divine. Tachyonic Calibration offers a route to change our perennial state. Pay close attention - direct contemplation of the work reveals the route through which we begin to release the minds complexity from things that do not matter, in a simplification process which directs the mind to adjust to the speed of light and in so doing - to settle down and calibrate this extraordinarily advanced and prescisely rigours equipment that is ours to use to enable an engagement with ‘reality’ where true intention changes the way things work for us.