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Mike Meanstreetz Los Angeles, California
Mike Meanstreetz is a multimedia artist whose non-tradtional craft seeds new genres while reaping the fallen fruit of old. Auditory, visible, tactile, and invisible rarely appear in the singular, most often materializing in a tangle of synaesthesia. Co-founder of improvisational performance group BOW+ARROW, currently performing with PRESENT, PARALLAX BEACH, Whereas, Elle Mehrmand & others. ... more
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