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The Cultural World... "Accelerated Evolution l" Series
Legends and Discovery of Ancient Cities & Cultures
After reading books about past civilizations and realising that man has been on this planet for
a lot longer than he dare imagine... Loren Adams started dreaming about what it would be like
to find such places. This first group of paintings depicts the aspects of discovery & dwellings
of earlier peoples and what it would have been like. Some peoples would have had primative
simple shelters that could be built in a short amout of time and others would have gone to a
great deal of effort to construct more permanent structures. According to legend there lots of
entire cities carved right into the mountains with elaborate tunnel systems leading to many cities
hundreds of miles under these mountains. The entire pacific ocean perimeter is outlined with
monumental structures facing the ocean with early pre-historic pictographs which when studied
tell the story of a lost continent called Mu which sank in a firey vortex at a remote time during
a cataclismic episode in our not so distant past. The more books the artist read & studied on
these issues, the more convinced he became that the legends were true. "The Garden of Eden
was not in Asia or in the valley of the Euphrates... but here in the middle of the pacific ocean"
to quote Col. James Churchward. This was the beginning of the Accelerated Evolution series
and the most exciting body of Artwork of Loren Adams' most important contribution to all of
humanity. To assist the intellectual community in "widening the planetary cultural base." With
the idea of including a 50,000 year history as the basis of our studies of humanity as we know it
instead of blindly accepting the notion that history begain 4,200 B.C. because recorded history
started around that time. It is honestly possible that the human race and the story of creation
with Adam and Eve in the garden begain much earlier than we have thought to imagine. This
slide show above is only a few of the numerous paintings that were painted by Mr. Adams to
illustrate & document this point. Looking through this group of developmental works will be
very helpful to the viewer when moving on to the Accelerated Evolution Series to follow.
Pua Harmony Assistant Director / Curator
Loren Adams Museum of Fine Art
The Masterwork for this genre and theme in the Accelerated Evolution l series is a fairly recent
work completed in 1996 it features a tropical primative village by the sea with lots of flowering
plants and fruit trees in a moonlight setting. 48"x 60" on fine linen canvas... titled: Paradise
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