Dragon20329

My work explores the relationship between gender politics and recycling culture. With influences as diverse as Nietzsche and John Cage, new synergies are generated from both traditional and modern textures. Ever since I was a child I have been fascinated by the theoretical limits of the human condition. What starts out as vision soon becomes corroded into a hegemony of power, leaving only a sense of what could have been and the inevitability of a new beginning. As spatial impressions become clarified through emergent and diverse practice, the viewer is left with an impression of the possibilities of our world. http://10k.aneventapart.com/

Belive it or not, I do still try to frequent this site.  Problems arise though, like my motherboard deciding it no longer fancies my ac adapter, and seperating itself from the power supply.  Best Buy said it'd cost $800 to fix, and since it was an outdated laptop anyway, dad decided to invest in a new one.  SO!  Today, since I get to borrow dad's work computer for the evening, I got to check my ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY SEVEN NOTIFICATIONS.  So now after about an hour and a half of sorting through journals, tons of deviations, and all of one fav to my gallery, I'm finished. So what have I been up to lately?  Certainly not making lots of art.  I

I don't think there should be a certain age by which you're considered an "adult".  I know 16 year olds that are 33 at heart, and 42 year olds that never got past the mental age of twelve.  A fun thought: what if you had to take a test, much like a driver's test, in order to get an "adult license"?  This would entitle you to the following: An opinion that matters. The right to be alone with the opposite sex (given they have their card also) All credibility that, in today's world, comes with a business degree and a few grey hairs I guess in my head I see this card as more of a social status than a legal thing.  But having one would let oth