The poultry in me

May 31st, 2008 · 1 Comment

It’s nice to do a show close to home, like I am this week with the Union Street Art Festival. I’d better enjoy it while it lasts though, because starting next weekend, I have a show every week until September or October somewhere far, far from home. Last year I enjoyed a similarly insane schedule, but this year its truly bent.
     From art to hockey! I grew up playing hockey, from the age of five - I was a goaltender. The Montreal Canadiens will always be the one and only sports franchise I love, but the Detroit Red Wings are my next soft spot and they are one win from the Stanley Cup, so woo hoo! I know, I know… who cares - just show us some damn pictures!
     This image was shot in Dec 2007 in San Francisco with a very mystical guy I met who called himself Maestro. He was an unusually mysterious guy who would disclose virtually nothing about himself. I know he would spend hours meditating almost every day, and this was fascinating, but he would tell me little more. While scouting for a shot late at night, we came across an old gated warehouse district. A security guard sat inside reading his newspaper. Maestro called him over and hypnotized him. After parading naked, squawking like a chicken for 10 minutes, the guard opened the gate and gave us free rein. No, no I remember now. He hypnotized both of us. The guard opened the gate, while I was the naked one squawking like a chicken. Yea that’s how it went. Any way once inside I got this shot. As it turns out, the poultry in me is not as good an artist as the regular me, and so I’m shelving this shot.

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  • 1 Tatjana // Jun 2, 2008 at 12:09 pm

    Nice shot! I got lost off of Caesar Chavez yesterday and saw the place where you took your shot! lol!

    Sorry I didn’t show up yesterday, a friend of mine showed up almost two hours late for lunch, and when we were finished I had to leave. -_-

    lol. See ya sometime in the near future hopefully@

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