What you do, it has a life of its own.

I mean, even to this day, I make paintings in my studio.

I look at exhibit it.

But at a certain point, if you sell that painting,

it has a life of its own.

So a few weeks back, I found myself wandering through

the halls of a museum in New York City,

the attache of the Museum of the City of New York.

And I went into this gallery,

and it was featuring a guy named Chris Ellis,

also known as Days.

Days was the name that he gave himself back in the 70s

when he was actually out there,

like many of the crew's painting graffiti on Subways.

And that kind of followed him.

And he's, produces incredible, incredible work.

And he's also one of the few breakout stories

from sort of like that original crew of graffiti artists

and street artists, people who wrote on trains,

who made the transition to becoming a studio artist

and an incredible painter.

And he not only produces his own work now,

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