Bio

> Hello! My name is Steven. I am a mad artist.

> Why do I call myself "mad?"

> * I follow my heart and my art, and not profit.

> * I encourage others to do the same.

> I have a vision of ancient religions starting

> because one half-educated acolyte managed to survive the destruction of

> their home town. They found themself safe and in a town in dire need of

> religious help, but without anyone capable of running a local temple.

> The acolyte used the rough framework that they knew to discover and

> invent everything else.

> I don't want to recreate any ancient religion. I want to recreate the

> mindset of the novice acolyte who, in trying to help his new home town,

> unintentionally founded an entirely new faith.

> What does this mean for my clients?

> My skills are in slightly atypical areas. It's easy to find a group of

> people that can play instruments well. I don't play any instruments,

> but I have improvised a whole 14-track LP in one sitting. (Reproducibly

> and on video.)

> There's long been thoughts that some folks are just keyed in to the

> universe a little differently than others. Am I tapped in to divine

> madness? Maybe. There are bound to be some folks proclaiming some of my

> beliefs -- and even proffered services -- to be madness.

> I call myself a "mad artist" because I don't care if others consider

> me mad.

> I lean in to the intuitive and improvisational and, at times, the surreal.

> One of my favorite quotes is Salvador Dali's "I don't use drugs. I am

> drugs." I want to facilitate your altered perception of the universe, if

> only for a short while.

> Please note that my rates are currently cheap as I expand and refine the

> services I offer. You pay me for how much time it would take you do to

> it yourself, and my competition includes folks offering similar services.

📓 A quicky introduction

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