help

[brian-z]

I just got back From Mexico, my health brought me back. I haven't slept since I crossed over at San Yosidro. I've shoot a lot of film. I'm working on my last and I hope definitive project. It all started with "sight" I didn't know where I was going with it. Now I know where I want it to go. My work isn't about me. It's about the world around me. With all my problems, like being residentially challenged in Mexico and California a manic global photo shoot my seem like a stupid I idea to some. But I think some of you can understand. I don't have much time.

If I'm going to do this I'm going to need help. I what to show the world how it looks to me, to us. I need film, I need film divelipt, I need images scaned. I need to know if any one out there knows anything about grants. I'll take any help I can get. If some one has a public place I can begin displaying pieces that would help a lot. I need photo paper and color ink. I need people to help put mulitimadia project to gether. You name it I need it most likely.

I wish I could show you the stuff I shoot in the Metro Station. But I cant scan right now.

I got an email from the chair of the next nomsv confrince calling for artists, I'm trying to answer that call but I need your help.

Brian

"Sight"

 

[Lloydy]

Brian
I wish I had a barrel of ink

Some of the most challenging art in the world has come from people who have seen things most people do not see, know things that others do not want to know.

I hope we get to see your work.

Dave

 

[guy43]

i have a scanner brian.

 

[Ken Singer LCSW]

Brian:
Stay connected with MaleSurvivor, particularly through the conference committee. Artwork can be a powerful expression to convey the experiences that words fail to express. I say that as someone who is "artfully retarded". However, I can see certain imagery and recognize your talent and ability to express feeling that cannot be said by words.

I don't know if anything can be done or guaranteed but stay connected and let's see if there is some way to bring what you see/feel/experience to others.

Ken