KEEP ROMANCE ALIVE - This project was inspired by a man who was wearing a skirt and walking on 5th Avenue at lunchtime. He was screaming “KEEP ROMANCE ALIVE! KEEP ROMANCE ALIVE!”  Now I ask people “What is your ROMANCE?” I saw a woman whose name was EL Grace, playing the flute at 18th Street and 6 Avenue on June 14, 2010.  I walked after her while she was playing the flute to 14th Street and 5 Avenue.  Then, I asked her what kind of instrument that was.  She said, “a native American gypsy flute.”  I asked her why she was playing the flute on the street.  She said, “to calm the people.”  I thought she answered my question, so I didn’t ask her what her romance was.

KEEP ROMANCE ALIVE - This project was inspired by a man who was wearing a skirt and walking on 5th Avenue at lunchtime. He was screaming “KEEP ROMANCE ALIVE! KEEP ROMANCE ALIVE!”  Now I ask people “What is your ROMANCE?”

I saw a woman whose name was EL Grace, playing the flute at 18th Street and 6 Avenue on June 14, 2010.  I walked after her while she was playing the flute to 14th Street and 5 Avenue.  Then, I asked her what kind of instrument that was.  She said, “a native American gypsy flute.”  I asked her why she was playing the flute on the street.  She said, “to calm the people.”  I thought she answered my question, so I didn’t ask her what her romance was.