In the metro, each billboard has its ad changed weekly; old ads are torn down and new ads are posted up. During the time the ads are up, they are often painted and vandalized. As the boards decompose and the messages become obsolete they evolve into the exposed skeletons of what once was. Remnant layers of previous ads, art and graffiti that had their fifteen minute exposure.

     The inevitability of this process is both a reflection and a product of the vanity based circuit we have created for ourselves. The artwork of Made X Forever is a corrupting phenomenon that infects advertising, media and social media content, subverting original intention and creating something new.

     Made X Forever art captures a transitional moment - deliberate and purposeful chaos. It is a response to the consumerist propaganda with which we are consistently barraged, consciously and unconsciously.

     The finished work subjugates and repurposes deceptive corporate messages by enhancing the work’s own unique artistic potential.

Made X Forever encompasses a holistic passion; it is an act of homage to the feats of creative innovation that have done for the project what it hopes to do for others. Made X Forever’s creative purpose is directed by the human experience and its relationship with our growing world.

     What makes this work singular is that it builds on the past, engages with memory, but in a way that is without precedent; by meditating on the frozen images of the past, building on them, we can begin to comprehend and shape the future.

     Made X Forever extends those creative and meditative facilities into the world in a way that’s fundamentally symbiotic; the project is not about romanticized artistic solitude, but about welcoming opportunities, engaging with others and looking towards the future.