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Brad Wadden
owner, Double Zed Automotive
White’s Lake, NS“The guys go out and they burn the fuck out of their cars, and they don’t care how much it costs them because it’s fun, it’s something to do. Why? Just for fun, to pass the time. Why do people do anything, really?”
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Lori Hersberger
artist
Zurich, Switzerland“The driver of a motorcycle can be very close to the artist. The motorcycle driver is a person who is driving, who has a tool to escape. It gives you some power. It gives you a tool to get to another place, to create the idea of freedom.”
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Lukas Pearse
musician & composer
Halifax, Nova Scotia“I started realizing that anything in the environment could be interpreted as instructions, or a record of an event, and that music was really a series of patterned events.”
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Jacqueline Riemer
sculptor
Bayside, Nova Scotia“I might use ink or oil, and these people are using rubber. You’re creating something. You’re making a mark.”
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Steven Laurie
artist
Toronto, Ontario“I use the byproducts of sound, smell, and performance to provoke discussion and reaction. My machines are hyper-masculine tools that emphasize the relationships between the male body, extension, attachment, and exhibitionism.”
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Ron Shuebrook
artist, administrator & educator
Toronto, Ontario“You can’t help but go from the pragmatic to the cultural, to the aesthetic. You make work and you make fun and you express yourself with whatever you have.”
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Lucas Doran
brake burn chaser, surfer & video game associate producer
Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia“In high school I looked at it more like a dumb redneck thing, but after moving away and coming back, I just started to appreciate what they were.”
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Matt Meister
burnout enthusiast
Riverview, New Brunswick“It’s a gesture. In your face... bold and flamboyant.”
email to Matt