
I'm pretty helpless when it comes to SWOON. It was love at first sight when I first saw her work in Coney Island last summer.

I was thrilled when I found a SWOON in my neighborhood last summer. A couple months ago I realized that it had deteriorated into nothing, so I was thrilled all over again when this appeared a couple blocks up the street from that one. One side effect to swooning is this: Everytime I walk by the wall that held last summer's SWOON I notice it. That surface was invisible to me before, and now it holds some phantom pleasure. Hell, I can't wait for the new one to fall apart. Delicious.


And a note to the taggers in Carroll Gardens . . . if you're going to tag something as good as Swoon, you really should try not to SUCK. Too late for that here. 'S okay. SWOON overcomes.


3 comments:
A few years ago I discovered the art of Swoon. The gal is awesome!
Amen! Swoon rules!
Swoon was in Pittsburgh! Pictures on the way.
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