Red: As for God needing to be represented more abstractly I agree. The piece is ultimately going to be presented on a touchscreen with no visual representation of God. Thus the participant metaphorically becomes God. This screenshot is just of the development version where I'm using a mouse and the hand is the mouse cursor; I suppose I should have ditched the hand before capturing this screenshot.
As for different people having different conceptions of God, that's sort of the point. The piece is a commentary on the apparent contradiction some people see between God (at least their conception of God) and evolution.
No such thing as being too deep when it comes to artistic conceptualization. While in general Zenith I would agree with you, in this case Red's critique makes good fodder for when I have to write an artist's statement.
As for different people having different conceptions of God, that's sort of the point. The piece is a commentary on the apparent contradiction some people see between God (at least their conception of God) and evolution.
No such thing as being too deep when it comes to artistic conceptualization. While in general Zenith I would agree with you, in this case Red's critique makes good fodder for when I have to write an artist's statement.