
What is unique about Flux Projects? We help artists do innovative temporary public art all around the city. We’re trying to do art that enlivens people’s everyday lives and surprises them with cool stuff in places where they may not be expecting it.
When did you first realize that there was a thing called art and that it was important? My mom was an amateur artist. I remember her doing paintings that were all over our house. Some of them were gingerbread men and Snoopys, but others were pop art. She was responding to the things she saw from a trip to MoMA in New York.
How has your popularity index risen post-Flux versus pre-Flux? I was known to a lot of people as “the guy who was interested in art”—a three, maybe. After the Nexus thing, probably a nine.
How would you describe your role in the Atlanta arts community? What I’m doing is being an activist. Or even an instigator. I’ve been trying to give people permission to take some risks.
Photograph by Artem Nazarov

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