knew how to paint. He was classically trained. unfortunately i can’t find any of his student or extremely early works to demonstrate his pure technical skill, but here’s a picture from 1943 called she wolf:
(can you tell he was influenced by those mexican muralists?)
After his classical education and general frustration with his art he went [...]
last night i had a dream in which some ridiculously attractive natural redhead, with sort of wavy hair and stiletto almost knee-high black leather boots said “you’re so aleatoric, babe” and even though i don’t think she was talking to me, i’m really, really upset that i don’t remember the rest of the dream, because [...]
1921: In perhaps the first organized group expedition to an abandoned building, Dadaists including Andre Breton, Paul Eluard, Francis Picabia and Tristan Tzara organize a trip to the deserted and little-known church of St. Julien le Pauvre in Paris. In promoting the event, the Dadaists promise to remedy “the incompetence of suspect guides and cicerones”, [...]
one day, when i’m in a band, it might be called:
interstellar sea-eel surgery (in spanish) [dark art rock]
with side project: underwater eel surgery (in bed) [space rock/mainly i thought the name was funny]
jesus saves [black metal/grindcore i'm not sure]
with side project: godhater [meshuggah inspired eno-esque ambience]
delusion of permanence [emo]
first album: “debut album in stores now”
brandmanagement [...]
