loonce

I actually met you briefly a few months ago -- I work in a food truck, and you got some coffee when we were parked near Union Square. I remember because it was right after hurricane Sandy, and we were discussing the way people were coming together to help each other out. You gave me your card with a link to this project, and of course I lost it, but re-discovered it a month or so ago. I was blown away by the photographs, and incredibly moved. Then I started to see your work pop up everywhere, and was so glad you were getting some recognition for your work and that more people were learning about you and Jen.
Then a few weeks after seeing your project I discovered that my boyfriend, who is a drummer, has done some subbing for a band you used to play in. Life is strange. Perhaps these little coincidences and connections are why I find myself thinking of you and Jen a lot recently. Thank you so much for putting her story out there. I hope you're doing well, and that despite your grief, you're able to find some joy in the success of this project. It really is beautiful, what you've done. All the best.

Jonka! You used some of their music in a video, and my boyfriend happened to overhear and recognize it. He said the former drummer's name was Angelo, and we put two and two together. He's a freelance drummer, and had done a number of gigs with them I think. Crazy!

Do you have any upcoming exhibitions or events in the NY area?