So, yeah, let's talk about it.

Yes, thanks so much everyone for being here and listening.

The main outcome of my commission was this novel called Bureausis.

I was interested in the idea that bureaucracy has migrated from government to corporations to non-profits to enter grassroots and permeate our everyday life.

And because I'm in the art world, I'm interested in how people congregate around artworks to create art scenes.

So thinking about this leakage of administration, I became very interested in how art scenes have become increasingly bureaucratized.

So I was very inspired by that, but I had the big, deep problem of how to put it in a gallery or how to tell anyone about it.

But yeah, what was your thought in including this specific soundscape?

So, yeah, let's talk about it.

Yes, thanks so much everyone for being here and listening.

The main outcome of my commission was this novel called Bureausis.

I was interested in the idea that bureaucracy has migrated from government to corporations to nonprofits to enter grassroots and permeate our everyday life.

And because I'm in the art world, I'm interested in how people congregate around artworks to create art scenes.

So thinking about this leakage of administration, I became very interested in how art scenes have become increasingly bureaucratized.

So I was very inspired by that, but I had the big, deep problem of how to put it in a gallery or how to tell anyone about it.

But yeah, what was your thought in including this specific soundscape?

Can you tell us about that track?

Um, it's, uh, I, I found Rolando Bruno by chance.

Um, and I, I'm a big fan of lo-fi [laughs] fuzzy guitars, and this is a particularly ironically bad example of it.

[laughs] I just love it so much, and the track goes for, yeah, we were just talking about this solo that goes for a long, long time, and it's all, like, very, uh, stereotypical pentatonic and [laughs] I would say.

So my biggest question is, is what inspired you to use a book as your medium?

Yes.

Um, so there's, there's one book in particular that was very important for me, which is called, um, Artist Novel: The New Medium by David Marotta.

I think that's the actual name, and it speaks about how artists use the medium, the medium of a novel in contemporary art.