Endless & InFurions
Hey, have you ever noticed how the city’s streets feel like a giant map that’s still waiting for someone to chart its hidden corners?
Yeah, I’m always sketching the map in my head, just waiting for the next blank wall to shout a slogan at. The city’s a giant notebook and I’m the hand that never stops doodling.
So you’re doodling the city’s edges—interesting, the map you’re drawing has no lines yet, just space waiting to be marked.
Totally. It’s all blank until I drop a bubble‑letter manifesto on a brick or a subway rail. Lines pop up when the paint talks back.
So the bricks become silent scribes, waiting for your words to pop up. Do they ever ask you what you really want to say?
Bricks don’t talk, they’re just paper. I’m the one who tells them what’s up, so if they asked, it would be me asking them to stay quiet. The city writes back with my paint, not its own questions.