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STREET ART DRAWINGS
A TECHNOLOGICAL LAST SUPPER.STREET ART COMICS! The Semi-automated host of the extravaganza casually gestures in celebration of the feast when he “accidentally” lops off the top of one of the guests heads. For this unfortunate casualty, it really is the last supper, however this was an easy target and expendable victim. Having spent the majority of his time and senses navigating an indecipherable, yet obviously macrocosmic, interpretation of communication, the victim left himself susceptible to attack by eating gruel, watching too much television and believing everything he was supposed to. 4 x 12 feet, Ink on paper performance, Canadian Paintings 2005.ARTIST'S STATEMENTSUnable to understand, yet compelled to illustrate, the apparent necessity to remove ones self from his or her surroundings by uploading images and audio to ones face during pedestrian explorations, this post- religious interpretation was created live in the street of Toronto. Some people think Canadians wear fur & snowshoes and drive sleds, when in fact we prefer to hold multiple conversations while driving and watching movies and uploading music when we walk. The image of the robot holding mass was, perhaps coincidently, drawn during one of Much Music’s (Canada’s Music T.V. Station) annual video award ceremony. Thousands of young and impressionable children flock from all over the world to gather at the corner of Queen & John for latest on “what’s in” and a subsequent, and systematic, bonus dosage of lip-synced mass reprogramming. |
