" War."

" A -- they've made it in my APEC snowman where like all of the awesome (%expletive) is happening. Fireworks exploding to -- together and it just. It's frozen -- and me for ever. And it's it is sad and it's beautiful and it kind of like -- in the play at this time. I like that tension because that's what makes life so fascinating. Bit the difficulty of like actually getting to that moment. If somebody said it means -- and I YE -- this is like it in real life and I think that sounds even better than making campaigning let's let's see what that's like okay now I'm. And -- the group -- the lakers. Lettuce is the best it was so unexpected I really was seminaries and I didn't know anybody was -- at -- was so amazing like that the the happiness and joy that came out of everybody and it sounds TV but if -- were -- here like every single person he met me at the end like that was the most amazing thing I have every. In an excellent idea they did a group. He signed. And I wanted everybody to see him in the shape of peace and at peace rally in Dolores park and then. Fall into each other trips falls like that domino I have this like. You know big choreographed at the end Alan and just like the of the awful. I got it up on the hill trying to give them a signal that I put my arms down like everybody falls in each other's arms and be enemies in magical except that like. They start making any of the remaining -- mimicking and then they were filing on mismatch and assists. In the amateur went down -- disappointed that it was like a beautiful thing I want it to be but then it done on me that you can't really force these -- Then I pushed my practice problem anyway. I realize that by. Just letting go. And might see if it just kind of averages -- and it's boring and want to leave this place. Doctor you know that this is what should happen and you know that that's that."

" Sure of the time I'm surprised by how many people actually really want to accept how. It really changes that like -- perspective how India that people can be I'm always afraid of being kind of like sort a year like he hit the team that this stuff but. They want they want to connect people. Essentially that's you know sharing the world that what they want to do that and things and then informs my paintings like one mentally it's really shifted. Kind of like how I I don't need to me like. Hyper illustrative situations of like about land to daydream about what I -- could happen because I'm actually playing out. That social project. I have this freedom in my pain you. Just push the boundaries of what I think points can be Britney paying more social you know like now I'm kinda. Like this pain in his opinion of the red planet payment and when mine's son in in gallery I. The put it on the floor and a half people the -- over it a look at another one of McCain's on the long -- slowly the painting will be worn away -- with the the tracks and defeat the tune of the practices are kind of -- ancillary."

" Good thinking you know."

" Activities started when I moved it to feel at this camp I lived with the commune for. A year attempt bunch of Germans student came over and we lived in this house in ocean ocean beach and collaborate. Over the course of the year on a bunch of different exhibitions and projects and I think that. Was probably one of the biggest influences. And my practice I think I was interested in the idea because -- for -- time. And really like pursuing. And what that wasn't doing a lot of research and reading on that and then a slowly started years they started getting more involved they're more interested in anthropology and -- specifically except social anthropology and read -- this book called crowds and our our -- life can -- and heat. Really talked about what happens when people. Physically come together like -- in crowds and like the manner of like. How people can drop their defenses when you're like even -- standing in a concert in nearly pressed up against somebody has suddenly that's not threatening any marked the -- just being stored can -- he wanted to know anywhere nearly somehow threatened if you like half and then Holloway. I thought that was like. That -- my mind -- I'm so I've been kind of like going. -- YouTube is a great idea like I said about key scene it's not it's like Hannibal and it's more like this disillusionment play. This -- like you you're kind of put your daydream about it but I don't know I'm healthy. Come -- way. From must be just a group there. Lived there my whole wave moved it here in 2006. When I moved up here I just felt safe. Make any type or -- and I felt that people -- it today and it really. -- warm. And both Bennett like honest to keep want to share their experiences. With me here and it's communal violence and I like the sound really hit the LA and that's expected."

" People who. Talk about -- it's like if he's in -- You're really like northern California. And I know that means that it's funny I'm like really can't stand I don't yes I mean. Yes I -- what's wrong. That's the ticket if it meant the death."

" War."

" A -- they've made it in my APEC snowman where like all of the awesome (%expletive) is happening. Fireworks exploding to -- together and it just. It's frozen -- and me for ever. And it's it is sad and it's beautiful and it kind of like -- in the play at this time. I like that tension because that's what makes life so fascinating. Bit the difficulty of like actually getting to that moment. If somebody said it means -- and I YE -- this is like it in real life and I think that sounds even better than making campaigning let's let's see what that's like okay now I'm. And -- the group -- the lakers. Lettuce is the best it was so unexpected I really was seminaries and I didn't know anybody was -- at -- was so amazing like that the the happiness and joy that came out of everybody and it sounds TV but if -- were -- here like every single person he met me at the end like that was the most amazing thing I have every. In an excellent idea they did a group. He signed. And I wanted everybody to see him in the shape of peace and at peace rally in Dolores park and then. Fall into each other trips falls like that domino I have this like. You know big choreographed at the end Alan and just like the of the awful. I got it up on the hill trying to give them a signal that I put my arms down like everybody falls in each other's arms and be enemies in magical except that like. They start making any of the remaining -- mimicking and then they were filing on mismatch and assists. In the amateur went down -- disappointed that it was like a beautiful thing I want it to be but then it done on me that you can't really force these -- Then I pushed my practice problem anyway. I realize that by. Just letting go. And might see if it just kind of averages -- and it's boring and want to leave this place. Doctor you know that this is what should happen and you know that that's that."

" Sure of the time I'm surprised by how many people actually really want to accept how. It really changes that like -- perspective how India that people can be I'm always afraid of being kind of like sort a year like he hit the team that this stuff but. They want they want to connect people. Essentially that's you know sharing the world that what they want to do that and things and then informs my paintings like one mentally it's really shifted. Kind of like how I I don't need to me like. Hyper illustrative situations of like about land to daydream about what I -- could happen because I'm actually playing out. That social project. I have this freedom in my pain you. Just push the boundaries of what I think points can be Britney paying more social you know like now I'm kinda. Like this pain in his opinion of the red planet payment and when mine's son in in gallery I. The put it on the floor and a half people the -- over it a look at another one of McCain's on the long -- slowly the painting will be worn away -- with the the tracks and defeat the tune of the practices are kind of -- ancillary."

" Good thinking you know."

" Activities started when I moved it to feel at this camp I lived with the commune for. A year attempt bunch of Germans student came over and we lived in this house in ocean ocean beach and collaborate. Over the course of the year on a bunch of different exhibitions and projects and I think that. Was probably one of the biggest influences. And my practice I think I was interested in the idea because -- for -- time. And really like pursuing. And what that wasn't doing a lot of research and reading on that and then a slowly started years they started getting more involved they're more interested in anthropology and -- specifically except social anthropology and read -- this book called crowds and our our -- life can -- and heat. Really talked about what happens when people. Physically come together like -- in crowds and like the manner of like. How people can drop their defenses when you're like even -- standing in a concert in nearly pressed up against somebody has suddenly that's not threatening any marked the -- just being stored can -- he wanted to know anywhere nearly somehow threatened if you like half and then Holloway. I thought that was like. That -- my mind -- I'm so I've been kind of like going. -- YouTube is a great idea like I said about key scene it's not it's like Hannibal and it's more like this disillusionment play. This -- like you you're kind of put your daydream about it but I don't know I'm healthy. Come -- way. From must be just a group there. Lived there my whole wave moved it here in 2006. When I moved up here I just felt safe. Make any type or -- and I felt that people -- it today and it really. -- warm. And both Bennett like honest to keep want to share their experiences. With me here and it's communal violence and I like the sound really hit the LA and that's expected."

" People who. Talk about -- it's like if he's in -- You're really like northern California. And I know that means that it's funny I'm like really can't stand I don't yes I mean. Yes I -- what's wrong. That's the ticket if it meant the death."