Ways that regenerative artists are transforming NYC are discussed here in this blog post from trees artist of world renown, Jay Day. Check it out this photo essay of three years of Guerrilla Gardening efforts in the Big Apples.

Thank god for the opportunity to share the things that I love.

Giving people direct access to a Creative Commons can break people out of their habits and open new, more resilient futures. I decided to turn my Subaru into a canvas for Miami Art week, 2022 and share a bit more about the process in this photo essay.

In a near future, evil men have used the US Government to create the most sinister monopoly power in human history: complete control over all food production under the guise of, “ Efficient Calorie Production Theory”. Kame’s friends and family are all caught up, intimately, in the midst of this geopolitical storm. Can their love for life and each other withstand the onslaught and help free humanity from the no-more than human world?

I think monopolies and the alpha males that run and expand them are cancerous. I made a garment aimed at mocking their pretension - passed from the tradition of colonialists to the business “leaders” of today.

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I did a painting to form a memory of the place I lived. The slower pace of looking, painting, and looking again at the same scene over and over and over, over two months, gave me space to reflect on the realities I confronted living there each day. Realities like only bedstuy can deliver - a rich dose of humanity indeed.

The park depicted in this image is one directly across from my studio, and has lots of characters - and character - drawn from years of living in that same space. Notably, it’s the commons - a green space - that’s very locals only. You don’t see tourists here - only NY’s finest.