Underneath it all, Dickchicken just wants to make you laugh.
The Work Book Project has a video up of loved/hated Brooklyn icon and street artist, Dickchicken. We contacted the reprobate to see if he’d answer a few questions. Interview after the jump.
Free Williamsburg: How does it feel to know that some people hate you? Do you care?
Dickchicken: Life is a projection of a quantized amount of physical order. nah mean!?!
FW: No. People have said that by drawing dicks in public places your work is irresponsible. What do you think? Is what you do irresponsible?
DC: like do I have to pick up the kids from soccer practice irresponsible? (so annoying)
FW: Do you ever get sick of keeping who you are a secret? Like, say you walk by someone talking about your work. Is it hard to keep your mouth shut?
DC: while I am clearly an ego-maniac, self preservation is key. I would like to answer this question with a fable.
FW: Ok. what’s the best and worst thing about what you do?
DC: the best part is the police, the worst part is sting
FW: And what’s next for you?
DC: ninjas
There you have it, folks. Ninjas.
You can find Dickchicken here or here. We also hear he might be lurking around Miami’s Art|Basel in December.
