time-sensitive graffitti

the thing that's always bothered me about blogs is the inability to create posts in the past or future. why should a blog be defined by the time at which you choose to create a post? this restricts both the composition and framework of the blog.
i was editing and cleaning up my posts today (11.4.08) when i noticed an untitled draft i had made in the past, so i decided to blog in the past in order to stretch the framework. since this post isn't so much a documentation as it is an archive reconstruction, i've decided to use this space to document some of my older work not captured within the time-sensitive framework of this blog.


graffitti projects 05-07








thus the graffiti acquires a temporal context: art that shows up, unexpected, removed from the influences around it.