C. the Rich artist POD.

Sometimes we get upset with something not working that clearly doesn't work because it makes absolutely no sense. So instead of solving the problem we just continue to do the same thing over and over. 

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What is C. the Rich artist POD.?

Brooklyn creative (and purveyor of AG TrapHaus) C. the Rich artist’s freeform POD of stream of conscious thought. Voice notes, interviews and miscellaneous audio clips related to art, culture, mortality and expanding consciousness. True to the spontaneity of his art and style of living this POD is not pre-scripted or rehearsed.

C.:

So I'm gonna start writing more about this process of problem solving with art, so to speak. A long time ago, as I saw social media changing and trying to address basically how people receive art outside of spaces where you normally would see art. One of the biggest problems that artists artists have coming onto the Internet is trying to present something that's meant to be seen in person online. So you're beating your head up against the wall about why is it not received the same. Well, it cannot be received the same because it is not meant to be received as you are disseminating it.

C.:

So the other thing is, okay, how do I create an experience to create awareness about said art that exists in the real world, or how do I create art using the tools in the space where people are? So for me, I found that doing what I would call social art long time ago, addressing the fact that people were always looking down, they're always in their phones, and I'm concerned with a piece of art that cannot actually be consumed or ingested, digested, whatever. That's from the real world in the phone unless you make it an immersive experience, and most people are not gonna do that. So for me, I was making art within the phone. I was using the phone to make art.

C.:

I was starting conversation because I know motherfuckers was on Twitter. I know people were using Tumblr or whatever. I was building art experiences so that later maybe offline, you would say, hey. What's this guy doing offline? But online, he's got my attention with the art that he's making for the space.