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Fashion, design,tripping over everything, film, drugs, cigarettes,very red lipstick, cats, music, Ossie Clark, Marc Jacobs, Robert Cary-Williams, Anna Sui, Aleister Crowley, Kenneth Anger, mindgames, decadence, stealing your boyfriends, getting lost in the desert and being abducted by a group of crazed androgynous nymphomaniacs who slowly suck the life out of you through sexual exploitation...art...painting...Carvaggio... post-modern philosophy... deconstruction...Derrida...semiotics...structuralism,post-st ructuralism... left wing politics...baseball...dark dark sunglasses!!!... pimpin' correct!!!... whispering to cats while they sleep... entropy, mathematics, tarot, kabbalah, surrealism, world war II, rock and roll, jazz, counterculture, German language and literature, history, pigs, psychology, the occult, postmodernism, politics, comic books, TV, race relations, drugs, physics, pop culture, art, class conflicts, existentialism, deconstruction, sociology, luddism, comedy, technology, metaphysics, weapons, film, sex *Music *Deftones *Hallucination *Concerts *Sex *Porn *Too many drugs *Anything that scares the shit outta me *Drinking *Weapons *Piano *Astrology *Numerology *Psychics *Summer *The beach *Strip clubs *Beautiful women *Lots of shoes *6inch heels *Corsets *Leopard print anything *My funny ass job *Too "C'est à cause que tout doit finir que tout est si pourri à le vomir jusqu'à mourir His life was sulphurous and his painting scandalous. Michelangelo Merisi, known as Caravaggio, (the name of his native village near Bergamo). was a downright villain. Other artists had had brushes with justice before him; Duccio was a drunkard and a brawler. The quarrelsome Perugino was involved in street fights, and, as a young man, spent time in prison. And the sculptor and goldsmith Benvenuto Cellini, accused of embazzlement, murder and sodomy, was incarcerated in the Castel Sant'Angelo. Caravaggio was repeatedly arrested and imprisoned. He confessed to the murder of an opponent at tennis whom he suspected of cheating, and he was rumoured to have committed other crimes. He was a painter of genius, who worked with extraordinary speed, painting directly onto the canvas without even sketching out the main figures. Hes powerful patrons found it increasingly difficult to extract him from the prison cells in which he so often languished. Caravaggio risked his life escaping from his last prison, on the island of Malta, as Cellini had done escaping from Castel Sant'Angelo. The evidence suggests that he was sentenced for what we would now term paedophilia. He died, a persecuted outlaw, on a beach north of Rome, perhaps, like 1975, the film-directer Pier Palol Pasolini, a victim of murder...