The Presidio of San Francisco

This video was done by my boy, Nam Nguyen! Check it out. Gotta love San Francisco and of course, Nam.


The Presidio of San Francisco from Nam Nguyen on Vimeo.

ART SHOW!!! October 3, 2008

Art Show October 3, 2008

Hey! I just got the flier today! Come check out the show!
Art by Michael Borja and musical performance by
JaySquared and The Brain

The Ninja Stars

Here are some of my thoughts when making this piece. The American Flag is missing it's stars. The stars represent the states and the people. Particularly an American Dream of becoming stars and celebrities. Then there are those who are unseen like the Ninja, who was just a non-violent practitioner of religion later born to be used against the government. He's wandering aimlessly in an outer space dream unaware of his mission, yet every Ninja has a mission.

We are all in different states of mind. The Universe and the stars are a reflection of us. The flag needed some stars so I decided to give it some ninja stars. The Ninja stars also represents our aim, direction, and point of destination.



Here's a glimpse of my upcoming show in San Jose. A big influence in this piece has to do with dreams, fears, Japanese art, The Beatles, The Universe, and the American Dream.

Mark this date! October 3rd, 2008. San Jose, South First Billiards.
420 S 1st St
San Jose, CA 95113
(408) 294-7800

Academy of Art University kiddos!

This was taken at the White Walls Gallery in San Francisco. Shepard Fairey will be showing there til' the end of October. 100+ pieces of his "Duality" series.

MUTO

A wall painted animation by BLU

Bruno 9li

One of my favorite artist. He's currently showing in San Jose at Anno Domini! You can't miss this show.

California Cows

are happy cows! Here's another picture of Patterson. Come visit! haha

Ninja Parade

Ninja Parade Slips Through Town Unnoticed Once Again

In relation to my upcoming show!

Patterson, California!

If you're wondering where and what Patterson looks like, here it is! This is my backyard and the I-5 is on the very bottom of those hills. If you go over those hills you'll end up in San Jose!