This series comments on my countries knowable history, its perceived national identity and our energetic vibration as a society.  My Father’s Father was a human computer in the army during World War II.  He worked on the Manhattan Project in Los Alamos, New Mexico. They split the atoms of uranium and plutonium to create a force that was previously just a theory.  It ended a war and its technology changed the course of humanity.  This family connection with the not so distant past provides me with a point to jump from when thinking about humanities obsession with warfare, technology and moral compass.  My desire to reference these moments come at a time when the world has forgotten the sheer destruction we are capable of.  The casualness of giving one man the power to unleash this technology is something we all must be concerned about.  We must not forget the past in order to provide a better future.