A digital image from a restored 35mm Kodak Gold color negative. The image was printed with HP Vivera archival inks on premium quality photo paper. It represents a fragmented collage based on the Russian phrase "I Live, I See"; and the Korean word for "forgiveness". The camera is an object I associated with the Russian phrase. The rock is an image I associated with "forgiveness". The original drawing was 24"x24" in oil pastels. It was stolen from my studio in 1994. The fragmented and blended imagery design shows a strong influence by the art of Pop Art master James Rosenquist.