Interview with Mø Air Force 1 & Art An Interview by THWAT --------------------------- So, with the ubiquity of these tools to monitor us, it seems a natural response would be to blend-in. I’m not necessarily speaking about donning any particular disruptive patterning to evade this omni-present eye, but I believe this awareness is raging in us at a subconscious level and manifests in many ways including camo-fashion. Regardless of how much or little camo patterning we notice, camo-as-pattern is a reflection of an inner personal and societal dialog. When that inner dialog occurs in enough of the artists in a society, it will naturally be reflected in the art of that society. Thus, regardless of whether it is recognized as a Movement, Camo already is a movement. Whether or not is it credited as such depends only on the politics that accompany it as well as how frequently it appears in art that is recognized as Art. Words and images are copyrighted. Please do not use without written permission. © 2004 Freshness Creative Corp. Freshnessmag.com