omen: torn wrist ligaments...

Monday, March 17, 2008

torn wrist ligaments...

I might have permanent damage to my right (main) hand. I have to wait until the 3rd of April til my appoinment with a specialist.
What does this all mean?
I as of now and for about a week have been a lefty. I can draw ok but I can't grasp a spray can without pain. Basically I am nervous that I won't be able to paint again...
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3 Comments:

kogger said...: shit man. Sorry to hear about it. I didn't think it was that serious. Hope it goes over ok.

You staying away from the snowboard too?; 7:37 PM
J Lewis said...: that blows. take good care of that wrist, it'll come back. has to--i just powered up with new bindings and boots, gotta have somebody to shame next season...; 7:53 PM
Christina said...: sorry to hear your wrist in a fist! Let us know how you are doing.

Speedy recovery
Christina; 2:30 PM

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The majority of the art world’s curators and collectors continue to view graffiti as a form of vandalism and “lower art”. This is where Omen wants to set things straight. Since the late 90's, Omen has been redefining the boundaries of graffiti with his singular style of painting, both on and off the streets. Using spray cans as his primary medium, he has been leading the aerosol movement towards a truce with the established art world. No other medium has met with such resistance in its quest to be accepted as a valid form of expression. At no other time in history has there been a movement rallying around a medium. Acrylics, tempura, oil paints – none of these have brought artists together like aerosol. “Aerosol is a medium like any other; valid and there as a vehicle to express oneself, whether that be through realism, expressionism, cubism, or whatever the artist chooses,” he says. “As long as aerosol and graffiti are used to pigeon-hole and keep legitimate artists down, I will keep blowing your minds.”

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Monday, March 17, 2008

torn wrist ligaments...

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