DeafMessAnger

Check out this artist:

http://www.deafmessanger.com/

He is rad!!!
Yay art!
xo
a

  • Adam

    Cool. I especialy like the pictures of all the people with their diaries all over the world. Interrestingly enough I only saw one guy, all the rest where girls ! So apparently keeping a diary stays a feminine attitude.. I wonder why… Especialy when you think that the vast majority of litterature at least until mid 20th century was male litterature ! Maybe men are writing stuff on their computers, who knows… Now i really wonder why diaries are so feminine. You guys like more the little things, personnal things in life ? Isn’t it a cliché ?
    And it’s a man who confectionates the diaries ! Ha !
    The problem with my handwritting is I can almost never read me afterwards… Whis is problematic unless I want to expose my scribellings as a graphic work of art… But I fear this would not work either ! But my typing skills on the other hand are… well no they’re neither great… That’s aproblem cause sometimes I feel my best lines or ideas are blazing fast… Or maybe I just think this because it bypasses even any intelligent analysis ! Once I tried a vocal typewriting stuff, you know like you speak and your computer writes. Montaigne wrote his “Essays” like this. I mean not with a computer, of course. I guess it was a cute neighbour he eyed on for quite a few weeks. Kidding. Anyway what was I saying ? Yeah, the computer vocal dictaphone. Well let me tell you this doesn’t really work. I mean I had high hopes that with this tool I would have an amazing efficiency concerning my great novel to come. But the thing is the only efficiency it had is it translated it directly into japonese… As I can’t read from right to left (or is it also vertically ?) because my religion and my stomach forbid me, I had to interrupt.
    It made my first pages on my Woody Allen thesis look like some late Rimbaud work…
    Anyway I’ll try again sometime ! Ho yeah I also have this great pen like you writes with it on a kind of tablet and then you usb connect it to a computer. Useless. Plus doesn’t work with Mac. Not you, Allison, I’m sure it would work with you, cause what would not ?!!

    Ciao, take care

  • Matt

    That’s so cool! I love how there are so many different ways to express your thoughts through art! Thanks for the post.

    Matt =)

  • http://www.xanga.com/jessbruceman Jesse

    Hi Allison

    Interesting Art, look what he is doing to Rocky noooooooooooooooo, hahaa
    Umm

    -Jesse

  • Beth

    Oh my god!
    That is so fucking cool!
    This guys got serious talent. His work is awesome.

    Thanks for sharing Ally!

    xoxo
    Beth

  • http://twitter.com/rafaelrn Rafael Ribeiro

    wow!
    amazing work

    ;D

  • Jenny_1982

    His work is awesome! Thanks for sharing Allison.

  • Adam

    Hey btw, what does “rad” means ? The only thing I’ve find that does makes sense on the internet is “acronym for “Rapid Application Developpement”"… Wait a second here… (yeah i know there are two quotations marks side by side but that’s not it) Uh yeah : does it really makes sense ? Alternative : it’s his name ? Hmm… A cool abreviation for “random” ? I’m lost in conjectures… (or maybe in the translation !)

    Hey I got it ! It’s Radical ! Thanks Wordrefference.com ! Makes so much more sense than “Rapid Application Developpement”… Improve your english vocabulary with Allisson Mack’s blog !

  • Aziza

    Awesome!

  • Solti

    There is no doubt about that:
    He is rad ;-) !
    Thanks for sharing!

    Solti

  • Jade Ruby

    Far out. Art that was interactive, but rarely thought of back in the day. I have never, repeat never, seen someone use this conception at our city arts festival (held each year at the beginning of June-Rain or Shine! heh)

  • http://vkontakte.ru/id22439248 Andrey

    I’m not understand it’s art (( sorry

  • Brittany

    Wow. That guy’s art is really cool. Thanks for sharing! I hope you have a great weekend! Camping, here I come!
    Much love & support,
    BrittanyXOXOXO

  • Smallvillekent

    Wow, this guy is really rad so rad. Got to love art. Thanks for sharing. Allison enjoy your weekend. Later.

  • Jade Ruby

    Thoughts of love, meeting the parents, judgments, you ride your bike, I spill the paint, we gotta go to the protest downtown, what did your granddaughter say?

  • Jade Ruby

    What’s to eat? Don’t be so nervous. Knock at the door–Is it the Kops?

  • Jade Ruby

    Today I fly.

  • http://www.chloesullivansite.com/ Bouroux

    Hi Allison.
    Thanks for sharing.
    The art has no limits and coercion. That is why a simple arrangement of holes can surprise and inspire us.
    I wonder if his tattoos are his works.
    Thanks to the internet, it is possible to discover artists who have special talents.
    Ha ve a good weekend.
    Claude.

  • http://matt724.wetpaint.com IreneT

    It’s cool to see the world thru someone elses eyes. Wow! it’s so cool!

  • Ornella Santilli

    Marvellous creations!!!!

    Keep voting for Allison on the Teen Choice Awards!

  • eddiewulf

    realy nice work and nice things to buy its realy nice
    realy nice

    hi allison

  • Kathy

    That was just beautiful–thanks for sharing!

  • Jade Ruby

    IreneT Says:
    “It’s cool to see the world thru someone elses eyes.”

    Funny. . . I read, “It’s cool to see the universe thru someone elses eyes.”
    There’s my own ingrained habit. Oh well. . .

  • http://awakeinyou.blogspot.com Ruthie

    Fabulous! I’m all about blank pages. His diaries are very cool. hhmmn.

  • http://raqueemanuele.zip.net Raquel Emanuele

    oh…God… humm

    Mouth: Take a look at yourself in a mirror who do you see looking back?
    Haley: Is it the person you want to be?
    Dan: Or is there someone else you were meant to be the person you were meant to be but fell short of?
    Mia: Is someone telling you you can’t or won’t? Because you can.
    Chase: Believe that love is out there.
    Nathan: Believe that dreams come true every day. Because they do.
    Peyton: Sometimes happiness doesn’t come from money or fame or power. Sometimes happiness comes from good friends and family and the quiet nobility of leading a good life.
    Julian: Believe that dreams come true every day. Because they do.
    Brooke: Believe that dreams come true every day. Because they do.
    Peyton: So take a look in that mirror and remind yourself to be happy because you deserve to be. Believe that.
    Lucas: And believe that dreams come true every day. Because they do.

    kisses (;

  • Ritinha

    Wow wonderful pictures :O … AMAZING… i loved it… fabulous, really fabulous…
    thanks for sharing!

    XOXO

  • KrystalBoggs

    “There is a vitality, a life force, a quickening that is translated through you into action, and because there is only one of you in all time, this expression is unique. And if you block it, it will never exist through any other medium and will be lost. The world will not have it.

    It is not your business to determine how good it is, nor how
    valuable it is, nor how it compares with other expressions.
    It is your business to keep it yours, clearly and directly,
    to keep the channel open.”

    -Martha Graham

    Hi! I just found this and it made me think of everyone here. I just wanted to share. How powerful is this thought! And freeing, and oddly directional. Wow.

  • http://raqueemanuele.zip.net Raquel Emanuele

    nice work

  • Solti

    Hi Allison!
    I can’t wait to hear from you :-) !
    For example The Guitar ;-) !
    What’s your Guitar Style? Only the heaviest riffs or you play songs that come from the heart as Colin :-) ?

    Have a very nice day :-) !

    xoxo
    Solti

  • Adam

    “There is a vitality, a life force, a quickening that is translated through you into action, and because there is only one of you in all time, this expression is unique. And if you block it, it will never exist through any other medium and will be lost. The world will not have it.

    It is not your business to determine how good it is, nor how
    valuable it is, nor how it compares with other expressions.
    It is your business to keep it yours, clearly and directly,
    to keep the channel open.”
    Great quote indeed. i had to read it a dozen times cause a lot of terms are problematic… So in a way we’re a medium for a life force (outside of us) but we’re translating this force to something absolutely unique because everyone of us is. I read it as actualising endless potentialities. But key word is “action” here, cause it’s through this action that you actualy enter in contact with this universal life force. maybe you could say that through action you escape from yourself, only to find it again as an action realised, be it art or maybe anything else realised – a good action ? – and this action realised is the expression of your uniqueness – that maybe you would never have found without action ?
    Interresting also this idea of not judging what we do, that our only concern is to act and channelling this energy. I’ve read and practice a great book for all musicians called “Effortless mastery” by Kenny Werner where it was stated almost the same things. I highly recommend reading it for those interrested -it’s more for the musician though, and focus a lot on improvisation – but impro could also link to a lot of different activities like theater for example… Il also wonder if the fact Marta Graham was a choregrapher plays an important role in the ideas she express here. I guess it is, and it would also explain the focus on action and the idea of movement here. But there is no doubt it extends to art in general and even action and singularity in general.
    Singularity in general… My God ! No no no, I must not judge anything, it’s just the life force, I must keep the channel open !!

    Be well, Allison and All

  • Jade Ruby

    Allison,

    Enjoy your holidays.

    Everyone have a safe and happy 4th here in les États-Unis.

    Take care,

    The Jade Ruby

  • Smallvillekent

    Everyone have a good 4th of July all!

  • Amanda N.

    Wow now that is what I call truly stunning art.His artwork seems to be very out there and very raw.Great find thanks so much for sharing the wonderful art.I love seeing things like that.

    p.s. I am sorry for not commenting on the past few blogs Allison.I was in Trinidad for two weeks visiting my grandmother and all of my mother’s side of the family.She had got a stroke so we went to see her.I didn’t have unlimited access to a computer like I normally do.But I am home now and I plan to get all caught up.Looks like there have been some great things on your blog lately.

  • william

    WOW! that guy goes everywhere! I want to travel like that someday. he is very rad. have to agree on saving rocky though! lol
    thanks for bloging allison,
    william

  • Adam

    Hey there,

    Now when I’m surfing youtube I’m bothering all my friends with the links. It’s one day a month or so and it’s today ! So instead of them ( I’ve already send them a few including an interview with Lynch -by an ex professor- some interviews of french theater writer Valère Novarina, etc. So now I’m posting here !
    But hey it’s something that anyone who i in need of joy -like me !- should see and hear :
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duZhnbjris8&feature=related

    and also a little lullaby, same singer with yo-yo ma

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GczSTQ2nv94&feature=related

    It’s rad too ! Yay art for sure !!

    ps : I hope my posts will one day be moderated ! Otherwise I’m just writting for myself here…I guess it’s better than nothing though !

    bye all

  • Adam

    OK since I know Allison is a fan of a capella singin’ here’s another one with bobby, Johann-Sebastian, Charles and the public – who sings amazingly well and in place I must say !

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgvJg7D6Qck&NR=1

    of course you can also check the more wellknown “don’t worry be happy” if you feel like it… Anyway so that was my Bobby Mc Ferrin moment !

  • Adam

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rK6TJyGAHw&feature=related

    How strange to discover someone’s work at the “occasion” of his death. I did heard of Pina Bausch of course but never saw anything. And now I’m watching this and crying because this is so beautifull I don’t have words for it.

  • Adam

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btmfUsYZeuU

    Pina Bausch again. My God this show must have been absolutely amazing. I don’t know if there is any real captation of it, I do hope so. So vibrant, so poetic, such energy !

  • http://matt724.wetpaint.com IreneT

    Have a Blessed 4th Everyone! Hope to hear from you afterward, Allison, with great tales of all your adventures! Take care buddy!

  • Jade Ruby

    IreneT Says:
    “Have a Blessed 4th Everyone!”

    God’s real plan is co-operation.
    How can we as diverse individuals bring this vision of co-operation to pass?
    How far does the co-operation go in the West?
    Are the females the only choice?
    Men have to take a look at the Social Order.

  • http://www.chloesullivansite.com/ Bouroux

    Hi Allison.
    Yesterday, I visit with my wife and my daughter at Montreal .
    “TITANIC: The Artifact Exhibition takes you on a journey back in time to experience the legend of Titanic like never before. The galleries in this fascinating exhibition feature over 288 real artifacts recovered from the ocean floor along with room re-creations and personal stories: each highlighting a different chapter in the compelling story of Titanic’s maiden voyage.”
    It was an incredible experience. See pieces of the vessel, crockery, bags, which have almost a hundred years and have stayed on the ocean floor for over 80 years is amazing.
    What impressed me most is being able to touch a piece of the hull of the Titanic with my fingers. An indescribable feeling.
    Returning to the exhibition, we watched the movie Titanic by James Cameron. This view was much different from previous ones, yet it was the same videotape.
    I felt watching the film after exposure to a multitude human feelings. In the film you can see the best and worst of humanity. This film is really fabulous because it is a perfect blend of history, humanity, love, compassion, greed and action.

    Drawing on the plate for the second class passengers of the Titanic to the film itself, the artists were amazed and continue to do so. Allison, what wonderful work you have the chance to do.
    I look forward to have news from your present and future projects.
    Have a good weekend and take care of you.
    Bye
    Claude.

  • Robin

    Hi Guys,

    Just returned from travelling with a bunch of friends for a couple of weeks all around California…no phone or laptop…was amazing.

    Just playing catch up in reading the various comments to the last couple of topics.

    Although it’s always easier to talk the talk than walk the walk in life, and sometimes we all repeat ourselves, but those comments just serve to remind us of what thoughts are important to us.

    I’m off to check out the art on the linked web site…

  • Vanessa (spain)

    Hey guys, have any of you heard about Operation Beautiful?

    A girl had the idea of leaving notes in public places for other women to find, saying to them how beautiful they are. For example posting a note saying “smile, you´re beautiful!” in the mirror of the toilets of a shopping centre, in fitting rooms…

    Just thought I´d share just in case any of you want to join! :)

  • Vanessa (spain)

    This is the link to the website:

    http://operationbeautiful.com/

  • eddiewulf

    Hi allison just passing by to say hi

  • Smallvillekent

    Hey Allison, Hope you had a good 4th of July weekend. Looking foward to the new season of Smallville and seeing my favorite actress in action again. Keep smiling!

  • Jade Ruby

    Here’s to everyone having had a happy and safe holiday weekend.

  • thomas

    Art is so much fun. Time to make some music. Tommorow I’ll go play my guitar in the park. Hope you have a great day too!

  • http://raqueemanuele.zip.net Raquel Emanuele

    hi, Aly …
    Okay with you?
    I hope so!
    Well, I hope you are working hard, because it can handle more expect to see Chloe and the thousand and one talent in Smalville nor accurate to say that dying to miss the series, is not it?
    Well, wish you luck and you can take that your smile always to those who need a bit of light and joy.
    kisses, bye

  • http://www.chloesullivansite.com/ Bouroux

    Hi Allison.
    Recently I read an article on a very popular singer from Montreal who just returned from a long rehabilitation. He said he had never written a song without alcohol and drugs.
    His doctor told him that if he continued to use such substance to create, in two years he died.
    We seem to have much tolerance for artists while athletes in the sport, someone who uses drugs to improve performance is condemned and his career is ruined.
    The athlete and the artist are models and sources of inspiration.

    The work of a clean artist as more or less valuable than that of the artist who needs drugs?
    What artist best represents humanity and compassion?
    Should we do like in sport to have honest performance ?

    Have a good weekend.
    I miss your blogs.

    Claude.

  • Smallvillekent

    Allison, I hope all is well with you. I miss your blogs. Hope you will talk to us soon. Miss you.