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” hey
wooster; good lookin for all the work y’all have done for the streetart scene.
much love. i am so stoked to ‘boot up’ daily, and be inspired by the art you’ve
wired. as summer passes, here in t o, i have felt the jones to get out and get
up. i really haven’t done much beyond stickerin this 2003 season. here are sum
pictures of yesterdaze work. spurred on by several global influences, i think
comin from your site. early summer i was contacted by one; ‘ href="http://www.wearechangeagent.com/swoon/">SWOON’ regarding an inter city
street art exchange. swoon o sent me a classic biker wheatpaste, with
instructions, and now i will send off sum crazy creation to sum one else on the
planet. Another influence of yesterdaze installations is the whole free art
scene, i see bubblin up in th uk. what i really love about the web and sites
like ours is; i discover seperate cells around the world doing the same things,
and this empowers us as we discover and become conscious of eachother, and our
potentialz. i often find we’re all doin the same things totally unconsciously.
for instance the giving of art by the street artist is inherant in the role. put
up your work and let go of it. i notice evenly fairly well secured workz of mine
and others disappear, presumably to good homes. have always liked to keep my
pieces available after putin them up. leavin the screw head workable, etc.
enough wordz, here r sum visual stimulii. peace and love, href="http://www.rhythmicru.ca ">rhythmicru