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Greenhouse - South Village - New York, NY

Facebook Tic-Tac-Toe

Cannel Room Tribeca on Cannel and West Broadway with R Hunter Eitel http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1188320137

Twitter “Follow Me Follow You”

Club Affair Lower East Side on 4th Street and Ave B with Catherine Winter

Breaking Light

Comments on Facebook, Twitter, Tumbler, Flicker, et., al. However, the play has also garnered much critical attention for its nuanced and sometimes elusive treatment of issues of gender disguises, thwarted social ambition, and all the forms of love: misguided love, love conventions, self-love, and true love that wins through in the end.

Red lazar, beams dark rooms, streamers of electricity create distance and collapse perspective. Interdependent online social networking have massive multiple relevant personalized conversations that become abandoned to the spectator, a virtual allusion of ones self. Reflective identity is a development of conversations beginning in the mind as a thought then a projection.

Project my arch-textual mapped lifestyle onto the surface of a myself a building or a person. My ideas, my computer, my connection to my own thoughts are heightened senses of reality and all who live while breaking light.

Jonathan Batiste @ BB KINGS

Manhattan Summer 2010

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Jonathan Batiste, BB Kings, Scott Alger

“LAZAR NIGHTS” Billboard for Ray-Ban’s Project Colorize

Scott Alger is a member of a group of leading artists, graffiti artists, fashion designers and photographers based in New York City. He holds a Masters from New York University in conjunction with the International Center of Photography. His work has recently been featured in the fashion/style magazines Marie Claire, Juxtapoz, BlackBook, PaperMag, Surface’s Avant Guardian and more. Alger brings a street edge to fashion photography, using a timed slow exposure, he ‘paints’ or ‘tags’ with colour light to create a dramatic effect.  By Ben Austin Fluffpr.com

http://www.scottalger.com

http://www.facebook.com/scottalger

Andrew Lockhart, projekt NYC and Anonymous Gallery.