Damian Biollo drove to Hudson Yards with his wife on a recent Sunday afternoon to meet up with a drawing group that usually meets in Central Park, where the mysteries of mother nature are much more reliably revealed.
A Small Creature
When they arrived at this day’s venue, a mall-cum-business park, they found something out of context and stunning—a small creature with two pairs of wings, the front of which was pale grey neatly dotted in black and accented in shining pink, while the back was smaller and accentuated in shiny pink. It had found a place for itself near a Substantial Line entrance.
Someone who lacked Mr. Biollo’s acute sense of minutiae may have mistaken his sketch for an element of a beautiful Chinoiserie wallpaper. However, he was acutely aware that he was in the presence of something sinister. After just two attempts, he was able to get things under control.
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He told me that he spent 10 minutes stomping around looking for them and ended up killing 8. All across 34th Avenue, from 11th Avenue to 34th Avenue, they’ve been spotted.
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