I was very surprised when I checked my other bank account and saw that I didn't touch it at all this month! So, I went shopping!!! Clothes only. Although, I'm getting the urge to check out the online record stores. Temptation, get away from me!
His stuff reminds me of Cynthia Pell's work but only contrived and adolescent.
Cynthia Pell committed suicide in 1977, after a lifelong history of manic-depressive illness during which she spent much time as an inpatient in psychiatric hospitals. Trained at Camberwell School of Art, she exhibited only once, at the Beaux Art Gallery in 1957. Immediately after the exhibition she destroyed many of her pictures on the pavement outside the gallery.
Cynthia Pell suffered psychiatric problems throughout her short life. She died at 44 after spending nearly fifteen years, sometimes in a locked ward, at St Bernard's Hospital in Middlesex. Her work explores her frustration at her own mental suffering as well as showing a sympathy for others in a similar condition. John Russell Taylor writes: "Like the best of the art to emerge from the concentration camps, these drawings are remarkable for their intense emotional quality, which completely transcends the anecdotal interest by universalising Pell's agonised vision."