Rob
Ginsberg

When man first walked on the moon I crawled out on planet Earth, where I decided to live my life. From the beginning I was out of sync with everything around me. The Cold War ethos was prevailing all around.

I soon became a latchkey kid I would spend many hours watching anime on tv. Then I began to draw what I saw, and never stopped. Teachers and classmates soon took notice. I drew Pac-Man once on my notebook, and before you know it, I was doing it for every kid at my school. Never thinking twice about it. I would be asked to paint backdrops for school plays. In every art class the teachers always felt the need to take me under their wings, but soon became disenfranchised with painting a bowl of fruit or a vase of flowers.

Then I started listening to Devo. Soaking in the Devolutionary philosophy. My art needed purpose and Devo became my catalyst. So I became the Devolutionary Army Strategical Artist (D.A.S.A.). With the objective to enlighten, honor and further these principles.