Guyton is headed to Basel, Switzerland in late October 2011 for a prestigious, one-year residency at the Laurenz House where he will reflect on 25 years of the Heidelberg Project through a series of manifestos.

“Abandoned car hoods appear throughout the project in a thoughtful pun, as smiling self-portraits.”

"We are all the faces of God. He said he made us in his image and likeness...and that says to me that God has a lot of faces."

These studies were created during Tyree’s two trips to Germany between 1996-1999, when he had a chance to observe the Black Forest. Although the studies never evolved into larger works, the series depicts a mixed media/watercolor abstract representation of the famed dense forest

These are studies for the Faces of God and Faces in the Hood series.

“My art is for all people,” said Guyton. “I just want to paint what I see and what I feel…a lot of the time, what I do. It’s not necessarily pretty, its real life, real life, it’s what I see.”