Eat it. Sit on it. Smell it.

The text is from some graffiti that was written with dry erase markers on one of the freezers back in the kitchen of Gumbo Ya Ya. I just put down in cartoony loony language what the words inspired.

In Tongues Illustrated Future Past #9

The text on this one says it as succinctly as any other crass, throw-away commentary I could concoct (I suddenly feel like Stan Lee here), "And with this apathetic internal rupturing we eject these components."

And as we depart from these waters, future-past, and steer the ship through the starry seas, above is Louis Bickett's snapshot of these almost but not quite forgotten left overs from In Tongues installed in the show.

In Tongues Illustrated Future Past #8

There are all sorts of ways to travel. Prehensile.

In Tongues Illustrated Future Past #7

It's hard to get past one's own self. Or it can be.

In Tongues Illustrated Future Past #6

It's easy to let things go.

In Tongues Illustrated Future Past #5

"Still keener hunters," long before I was thinking about this blog, is a line I copped from Herman Melville's Confidence-Man, but the sentiment is in fact mine.

In Tongues Illustrated Future Past #4

Answering the questions you forget to ask yourself with more questions.