Martini Pandozy, reformist artist (M.A. in sculpture and Ph.D. in art education from N.Y.U.) has dedicated his entire life to redefining art as ontology. Born in Rome, Italy, in 1937, learned to cut marble and cast bronze in the old “Botteghe of Via Dei Coronari”. In 1967 he moved to N.Y. to study American art, where he mingled with art groups such as “art workers” and with artists like Beuys, Staeck and Kosuth. Like Beuys cultivated the dream of a “Free University” in N.Y. His latest multimedia sculptures “Lost Language” establishes his philosophical substance; His project the “Museum of Tomorrow” defines his sense of space; His “Horizontal Architecture” embodied in the proposed N.Y. Ground Zero Memorial shows his knowledge of physics; and his Opus Magnum “Of Arteology” (3 Volumes, 2,800 Pages) proves that true art is substantial anthropology.