Showing posts with label anarchart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anarchart. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 07, 2013

Public information

Unbeknownst to the wider public, all governments, banks and corporations have lost their legal foundation on December 25th 2012. They have been officially and legally foreclosed. The pictures below show a public information campaign that happened today in Melbourne's CBD.

ANZ, Collins Street

Reserve Bank of Australia, Collins Street

Westpac, Collins Street

Commonwealth Bank, Swanston Street

NAB, Swanston Street

HSBC, Swanston Street

Town Hall, Swanston Street

Parliament House
PS: The reactions today to basically the same information campaign were quite interesting. In front of Westpac, an employee asked me what I was doing, and probably took care that street sweepers removed this outrageous bit of truth in front of their ATMs quite fast. At HSBC, a couple of police asked me what I was doing, and I replied friendly: "Spreading some good news." I explained shortly that all banks have been foreclosed last christmas. When the police man asked why the government hadn't done anything about it, I replied that governments were foreclosed as well.

I mentioned that I regrettably had no printed info for them, yet he did most likely consider me a loony at this time already. He asked me to be careful while chalking, not being a hazard for passer-bys, and walked off with his comrade. When I cruised along Collins Street again, most of the information was already wiped out again. I wish I still had a printer available to hand out the foreclosure flyer to those interested when seeing me chalking, it's still massive fun to do.

Wednesday, January 02, 2013

The state of confusion


Prelude

Humanity as a whole can only come so far,
If we repeat the cruel mistake of eternal war.
Right now, it seems like each and every nation
has been infected by a faulty idea of civilisation.

The crown of luxury (1/10)

Mother Earth offers us abundance,
A plenty that gives us the chance
to peacefully share its fruits,
while cherishing its divine roots.

Yet humanity, unaware of its role,
invented the game of control,
divided itself into the few and the many,
those who have all and those who don't have any.

While there's more than enough for everyone,
most humans suffers under the barrel of a gun,

We can't maintain our splendid opulence
without arbitrary and unjust violence
claim the few that occupy the tower of power,
trickling down on the many a golden shower.


Wisdom (2/10)

For the many, life became desperate,
daily survival as permanent struggle,
too many obligations to juggle
to hold onto the trust in one's own fate.

For the few, life became a game,
technology fulfilled surreal dreams,
or at least, so it seems
allowed living without any shame.

Yet others, who came here to stay,
just patiently walked the way,
leaving trails in the unknown,
where they slowly have grown.

With no need for fame and bling,
they just became part of everything.

Understanding (3/10)

Back to nature is the deceptive call,
for which we now easily fall.
If we want to save the planet's sanity,
we have to restrict the numbers of humanity!

Instead of learning more ecology,
let's just praise the natural theology
which declares humanity as enemy
and wants the big culling as remedy.

We can't share like this with all,
Let's kill some people to prevent the fall
into a world without clean water and air,
so that few can live on like this, ain't that fair?

But if 'like this' doesn't work out,
isn't 'like that' worth to try out?


Loving Kindness (4/10)

Life knows only winner
Death transforms the matter
to serve life again o so better.

The human race is only a beginner
in understanding the cycle of life,
that's why society seems such a strife.

If we base our world on competition
we harm ourself and the planet,
and we drown in our own net.

If we want life's completion,
we have to take power from the fool
and play again by nature's rule.

Mother Earth thinks it's alright
if humanity commits collective suicide.


Might (5/10)

It seems like we live in an age of reason,
The prophets of science guiding politics,
advising logically, not playing dirty tricks,
yet ignoring their heart is their biggest treason.

Wholeness still remains neglected,
which keeps thinking disconnected.
Without some inspired intuition
science just creates a scary vision.

We studied long how to kill each other,
even developed some insane will
for a mutual and complete overkill.

Yet if we don't start caring to bother
to integrate heart and soul in our thinking,
we'll happily watch our own ship sinking.


Beauty (6/10)

Humanity seems so ludicrously immature,
in its endless quest for more,
degrading our planet to a whore,
wanting to master Mother nature.

People are treated like cattle,
and we kill those who dare to rattle
on the cages of our needless slavery,
instead of following such bravery.

Hypnotised like a rabbit by a snake
we continue our fearful shake
believing it's a sign of integrity
to submit to imposed authority.

But we only have to answer one call -
the one that comes from the heart and soul.


Victory (7/10)

Many deeds of utter insanity
have been done in the name of rationality.
We still celebrate misunderstood genetics,
and largely misappreciate mimetic.

Instead of engaging in constructive dialogue,
we easily fall prey to any demagogue
who creates the air of mystery
by their own special version of history.

Most words of persuasion are mere empty shell
to disguise the reality of a living hell.
Spin doctors provide the final tweak
to create perfect Orwelian double-speak.

With meaning so readily and easily twisted,
as endangered our whole species is enlisted.


Acknowledgement (8/10)

If we give the wisest one control,
with the power to shape it all,
then everything would be fine,
society rescued from its steady decline.

Yet this is nothing but a fantasy,
an idea so incredibly stale
it doesn't even suit as fairy tale
it's a criminal intellectual heresy.

Because while we hope for a wise leader,
we simply follow the next best cheater.
One thing is certain, at least of today,
politics is nothing but a theatre play.

The moral doesn't even go very deep:
Following leaders makes you a sheep.


Foundation (9/10)

This civilisation isn't worth preserving,
it is build on falsehoods and lies,
controlled by a bunch of all-seeing eyes,
hell instead of heaven humanity is deserving.

We are all born to be free,
not to live in disguised slavery.
The system of human livestock management
has had its time, and it has to end.

We don't need to spill the baby with the bath,
many things we build on this path
will come with us into the future,
if they can be used for our nurture.

But bureaucracy, banking and government
only contributed to humanities detriment.


Kingdom (10/10)

I don't want to suggest haste,
but there's little time to waste.
We don't want to suffocate in pollution,
for most problems we have a clean solution.

The internet created the capacity
to weave a true global community,
to share all that we know
to tap into the cosmic flow.

Nature organises itself,
Let's keep the isms on the shelf
of humanity's primitive history
to finally shape our own destiny.

We don't need yet another revolution,
just commitment to a conscious evolution.

Thursday, March 08, 2012

A full moon as guide
shone through a sky of chemtrails
when I did my work.

Wednesday, February 02, 2011

The truth is out there. It doesn't consist of 'facts' but narratives. Let's rewrite history.

Monday, December 13, 2010


A lot of people, the kind of people that get provided with free air time in the mass media, outed their attitude towards democracy lately. They insist to continue to work in secrecy, like Count Dracula fearing the light of day shining on their actions. Be grateful, earthling, to witness history in the making.

The 21st century started nightmarish with American imperial ambitions, justified by the myth of all-mighty terrorism. Men wearing suits recklessly demolished human rights, erected invisible walls for the meeting of the global suit wearing elite in Sydney, ordered a continuation of the outrageous injustice thrown unto David Hicks, sold the public transport systems in Victoria to multi-national companies, and still treat the indigenous population of Australia as second class citizens, savages to be taken by the hand.

Men in suits bossed the governments of this planet into paying a ransom to bail them out of their losses, produced by irresponsible and reckless gambling with fantasy products. Men in suits want your vote to legitimate action they don't want to tell you. Men in suit now threaten Julian Assange, someone who helped taxpayers finding out how their money is spend behind their backs.

Sunday, March 07, 2010



"The blind panopticon of Capital remains, after all, most vulnerable in the realm of 'magic' -- the manipulation of images to control events, hermetic 'action at a distance'."


PS: I-nigma might help with this enigma.

Monday, March 01, 2010



Hood rules

I love strolling through my neighborhood,
unsolicited art makes me feel real good.
Humans sharing their vision,
without asking for permission.

Still images producing movement,
tuning me again into the moment.
Life will prevail, they seem to say,
and make me smile on my way.

Isn't that pure anarchy,
or just the creator's vanity?
Freedom of speech needs no words,
freedom of thought needs no swords.

If you feel attacked by art,
it's time to get more smart.

Monday, December 21, 2009


Viruses of the mind are not some far-off future worry like the sun burning out or the earth being hit by a comet. They are here with us now—have been with us since before recorded history—and they are evolving to become better and better at their job of infecting us. We are being infected in some new ways—television, popular music, sales techniques—but also in very ancient ways—education, religious teachings, even talking to our closest friends. Our parents unwittingly infected us when we were kids. If you have children, chances are you are spreading the viruses to them every day.

Read a newspaper? Catch a mind virus. Listen to the radio? Catch a mind virus. Hang out with your friends and shoot the breeze about nothing in particular? Catch one mind virus after another. If your life isn’t going the way you would like, you can bet mind viruses are playing a large part. Having relationship problems? Mind viruses take over parts of your brain and divert you from what would give you long-term happiness in a relationship. Having trouble in your job or career? Mind viruses cloud your future and steer you along a career path that supports their agenda, not your quality of life.

Cult religions are springing up everywhere, the result of more and more powerful mind viruses. These cults take control of people’s minds and make members engage in bizarre behavior ranging from odd rituals to mass suicide. If you think you’re immune, remember: nobody ever set out intentionally to join a cult and have their mind taken over. It’s the work of tricky and pernicious mind viruses. And once the founder of the cult starts the process, the virus of the mind takes on a life of its own.

Tuesday, August 04, 2009



I had some interesting conversations about anarchism lately. Unsurprisingly, quite of diversity of opinions became apparent, which made me wonder whether I continue to call myself anarchist when questions about categorising arise. Maybe I rather invent myself as anarchartist, leaving signs of freedom instead of the usual talking loud.

Hold on, the next groups of people get pissed off here: Artists. Groups? Well, there are the 'real' artists, inspired, driven by their artistic urge. Often unconventional to a degree which appears rather amateurish. You can find them easily in bars, pubs and coffee shops in trendy suburbs, either lounging out to collect inspiration or servicing to make a living. Let us not forget those bastards, who sold out their talent to make some money. At least, they usually know their craft and, most importantly, other people who appreciate their work.

What makes art art? I don't even attempt to answer this, but I found out what makes anarchart anarchart. It's the combination of love, work, technology, inspiration, beauty and freedom. 6 vertexes of a tetrahedron, the smallest unit in universe.

Reclaim yourself.