With a background in sculpture and painting, in 1977 Peter became a pioneering art director in computer animation – which he considered the most exciting work in the world. But after 15 years, he gave it up to investigate the crop circles full time. This mystery is not only a much greater adventure, but far more satisfying to the spirit!

Initially skeptical of the crop circles, about ten years ago, after seeing the phenomenon evolve into complex designs of surprisingly sophisticated beauty, he realized they weren’t being made by farm boys out for fun. Upon learning the plants were often bent down in a way that suggested they had been heated briefly (by microwave?), he became convinced that some form of non-human intelligence was attempting to communicate with us. So, video camera in hand, he headed to England in 1992 to see them for himself. He now dedicates 5 to 6 months a year to his research, and has collected the most extensive record of the crop circles on video.

Peter’s presentation covers practically ALL of the English crop circles of 1998, as seen from the air, with ground footage of interesting details.

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