Eleven Statements about Line Markers:
- Line markers are cultural compass cards, worldly in scope.
- Line markers are graffiti’s distant cousin, a tag in time, if not actually in creative step.
- Line markers are compliance and familiarity tenuously balanced by vigilance and the unexpected.
- Line markers are idea trips full of subtle gestures, windows wound down.
- Line markers seek to communicate in a non-picturesque way, happy to hum rather than sing.
- Line markers are a street’s pop culture signifier, cradling the written word but not the slogan.
- Line markers are hard emotive currency.
- Line markers are terra tattoos, bestowed without prejudice and never on a whim.
- Line markers constitute a pseudo-primary palette with accompanying tones.
- Line markers are wires for pedestrians and margins for vehicles – all moving, balletic in their unity, choreographed á la Tati.
- Line markers are common men
2004 Mercer Union Roadworks Performance Festival