WK Interact installs his “Bring Me Back” Phase III on September 18th…

We’ve been reporting on the progress of Supertouch blogger WK INTERACT’s politically charged “Bring Me Back” anti-war street campaign for the past several months now, and we’re sorry to say that his biggest and most recent installation (Phase III) on NYC’s Lower East Side has been covered, first by another writer, and then by the city. In the words of WK himself:

NO WONDER INTELLIGENT PEOPLE CANNOT TAKE MOST SO-CALLED GRAFFITI SERIOUSLY:
“Finally a piece appeared on the street that made viewers remember the fact that fellow human beings are being massacred by the thousands. I have tried to reach out for help on behalf of the men in arms with my recent “Bring Me Back” installations around Manhattan. It’s tragically unfortunate for them that other artists would rather self-promote than convey this important message. This is a classic example of why this war goes on.” —WK Interact

FOUR WEEKS AGO: : WK’s “Bring Me Back” installation goes up

ONE WEEK AGO: “Wyseneksi” takes over

TODAY: All dead, all dead…

Catch up on WK Interact’s “Bring Me Back” series HERE, HERE, and HERE…

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