The Man in Black wears a neon coat of many colors, communicating in a universal language in Dave Danchuk’s spectacular “Johnny Cash.” A resident of British Columbia, Canada, Danchuk is a self-taught scrollsaw artist who cuts up a myriad of small pieces of wood, hand-paints them with acrylics and glues them onto a backing board to construct the finished work. Danchuk intensifies his creations’ dazzling appearance by ensuring that no two adjacent pieces are the same shade. Danchuk fell in love with colors during a trip to Cuba, and is strongly influenced by the works of Alex Grey and Salvador Dali.

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