The idea that the boys of Canemorto are in danger is both repelling and dinosaurian. But the paint-roller free thinking rapping brutalists of Italy are staying safe in quarantine, thank Dios.
But they, like so many people who are not working right now, are in distinct danger of economic monstrosities lurking around every corner. Their real fears are mixed with imagined ones from movies of your childhood, so you can identify with their plight.
You can save them from ruin by getting one of their new Jurassic posters. “As for most of the artists during the lockdown, online sales are the only form of support and income we have,” they tell us. And then we hear the sounds of large talons of the Velociraptor thumping down the hallway to our door…
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