I've always found it interesting that a man can go to war to defend his country, and kill many men whilst there. When he arrives home, he's heralded as a hero, as some kind of king for destroying people opposing him and his country's "best interests" in the midst of a battlefield. People idolise him for, in absolute essence, murdering another human being who has every right to life. Nevermind that this goes well against the laws of every "sane" country in the world, the killing of another, it doesn't seem to matter when it's commissioned. Now, when someone goes out to paint ART, a mural or a piece against that very same war, trying to spread some kind of message of peace and hope through the times of all of this permissible killing and idolism, they're considered little more than a rampant thug. An artist, someone who risks everything they have in exactly the same way a soldier would, to fight an enemy just as a soldier would to try and brighten the days of the rest of the people in the world. If that artist gets caught, they get thrown in prison.

Now ask yourselves this: what kind of world do we live in when mass-killings are okay and perfectly sane as compared to the human rights statutes and charters and laws, and someone creating ART in a perfectly legitimate artform is thrown to the dogs? A pretty fucked up one if you ask me.


It says "Bombing is Science" and "néqrz".

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"Choke train buffers like a headlocked Ed Koch
Nurture the craft of concrete visionaries
Cave painters screaming "Loosen the cuffs!"
Cave paintings get the natural history feather dust
Pick a lust."

    - Aesop Rock



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EDIT I am planning on making the "boxhead" (as =Therandomes ordaned it) into something else. It's just a placeholder for the moment. Kplx.