Carrier to Language

I found a piece of dry wall on my neighbors porch.  It has been there for a few weeks so I decided, since I am in a transition between graduation and employment, that I needed to do something with it.  Paint is acrylic and  I started with the blue teeth at the top right hand corner.  Then I made the rocket ship and moved to the tree trunk of the blue.  Then pent back with a yellow that looked enticing that I picked before putting any paint or concept to the work and took a wide spread brush and added it haphazardly.  Then came the red and the face and I wanted to make it look like it was a rocket ship and a heart started to form so I went with it. 

A Mirages Diffraction

Splitting too Fast

homeless children tend to bend at a characteristic,
living like a wolf, with a wolf.

Rich men, the ones the strangers are scared about,
speculate on how to be above the wolves,
to send the wild grass and the un-touched nature
and set it on fire,
to unleash the smoke above our heads,
even theirs.

Discussions in the Wilderness

Discussions in the Wilderness.

By Egan Maxwell Click

For the year of my life I found myself in a city.  To everyone that found me in that same city.  First off, Jackie for being my roommate for another year and my lover for more.  For Brooke and Cody for doing this with us.  For Sam & Sam for quitting and joining us. To some Columbia students. To some University of Illinois-Chicago students. Also thanks Andrew and Anthony for giving me a job where I could make money, live and always be working while doing this.

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And now the series has passed.  I recently left this job so my napkins will cease too.  I'm either going to make this into some grand collage in my next apartment or start giving these away as promotions.

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