A street corner in Harlem, Nyc named after Adam Clayton Powell.

MauSe’s uncle introduced him to spray painting.

When spray painting in the train tunnels, you would need a flashlight because it would be so dark. Not just for the tunnels though, but also for the 3rd rail, which could potentially electrocute you to death if you were to touch it.

MauSe would hang off of different things to make his words come to life on a wall.

Spray painting was a part of MauSe’s life. It was hard for him to not be apart of it.

This particular annotation was close… But The Black Apple is what I’d like to call the nightmares of The Big Apple. The Big Apple is always referenced as the big city of dreams. The stories of how to get there are rarely told. So I decided to rename this city as The Black Apple.

This is an actual riddle that I found online while searching for a clever riddle to give Tony Schafrazi. The answer to the riddle is actually a baby chicken. But to keep it in tact with what the project represented, I made it to where it defined who MauSe was and what he would later on become.

Roy Lichtenstein was an american pop art artist in the 1960’s who painted some great works. He sometimes worked along side Andy Warhol and John Jasper. His most famous work is the woman drowning in water.

MauSe had got arrested for spray painting on the side of a police car. When questioned, he simply stated, I wanted you guys to do your job. Thats why it was done.

Shawn Kemp is an american basketball player who was drafted in 1989.