Jesse Burtner

"Interpreting the cityscape as our new landscape and a reaction to the neutralization and sterilization of beasts in a concrete jungle. "

"I submit in to evidence "skateboarding" as an act of interpretation. "

"The interpretation of this dichotomy can be savage, raw, violent, beautiful. "

"We are still beasts clinging to sanity, looking for language and interpreting our surroundings. "

"We couldn't change "us" along with our landscape. We are still in the swamp, the woods, the desert, the tundra, the jungle, the grass. "

""Hiding the part of us that's still wild"? No, not that, not entirely. "

"All of this civilized plaque hiding the part of us that's still wild."

"into a new modern reality that exists barely past one's personal space and infinitely out through a virtual projection of our identities."

"Hiding the night sky, blotting out the sun, pushing our gazes down from the horizon..."

"Over the jungle, over the swamp, over the hills, over the woods, over the streams, over the desert, over nature, over our nature."

"interpreting and replacing natural order at an every increasing pace. "

"a visible and invisible blanket of rules and regulations laid over the landscape..."

About GX1000: "We covered the world with cement. Every inch accounted for. Property lines, easements, set backs, thoroughfares;"

"You should wear your yoga pants." Said every guy to every girl ever.

Carpé DM "seize the direct message"

Ollie just woke up

Hive animals created larger beasts who curate our group think

Corporate communication is everywhere, that's why artists take refuge to do real work. At a school in their brains or on drugs.

All you get is what you create. The last trick you landed is the sum total of your existence. That's more than most.

Art, culture, advertising, rebellion, marketing, boredom