“If you believe the world will end in 2012 and you can’t do anything about it, maybe it’s better to blow yourself up when you feel like it,” says WK.  (photo WK Interact)

The clock has been set and is ticking until November 7 when stark street art fantacist WK Interactive detonates his latest cluster of objets at SUBLIMINAL PROJECTS in L.A.

Let’s see what the little Missus packed in my lunch today… (WK Interact)  (photo WK Interact)

Always more than pleased to tap into your fears, the original Interactive street artist hand-stretches your comfort level with How to Blow Yourself Up, a corrosive blast of physical possibility and psychic uncertainty.

Where’s my key? Where’s my key? WK Interact (photo WK Interact)

Tune in next week for our Q&A with WK >>>>>>>>

“Brooklyn Street Art: Some of these pieces look tempting to touch, but I’m afraid my hand might blow off.

WK Interact: By all means – touch………”

(final photo Adam Wallacavage)

SUBLIMINAL PROJECTS Presents
How To Blow Yourself Up
New Works by WK Interact
November 7 – December 5, 2009
Opening Reception: Saturday, November 7, 8 p.m. – 11 p.m.

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