In June of 2021 I released a video game called Fuzz Dungeon. In the game you’re a rat dog witch and you have to get back a sasquatch sex amulet for a group of imaginary detectives so that you can go back to the life you had before you went up a well and got stuck in a cave. I also made a 3 minute animation from the video game that will play in Times Square in October every night at midnight. It is called Fuzz Spiral. 

This is a little store of some digital and physical objects that relate to the world inside the video game. I haven’t been going beyond the confines of my work/home borders much lately. A lot of my friends have moved out of town and or had babies. When I meet new people it’s hard to get much of a conversation going beyond the news or weather or real estate. Maybe if I had a shirt with a monster on it or a tote with a question or bold statement to turn the small talk into something more nuanced? Maybe if we could look at a map of an imaginary digital world with tiny little rocks and small roads of pixel tiles to remind us how strange life is? If I needed to sneeze perhaps I could pull out a silk handkerchief that has an overview of a pixelated game level representing the mind of a robot psychologist. Maybe new connections can still happen and stop everything from spiraling away into a fuzzy mess.