Squiggleism - defined as unblended whimsical strokes of colors layered or staggered on canvas to create landscape scenes or objects unveiling the Divine's essence suggestive of small vibrational soundwaves or musical notes in symphonic movements found in nature and in  all things that exists.  The movement was founded and created by Stefan Duncan in 2001 at Cape Fear Studios in Fayetteville, North Carolina with a prismatic painting called, "The Glory Tree."

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