SPAz3301 in art - A Frank Bacon [BLOCK] Angle

Frank Bacon is an American WRITER, PRODUCER and founder of SteemIt.com/@frankbacon. He was born in 1943 in Albuquerque, New Mexico and like most kids of his era started his WRITING career with a love of COMPUTERS and HACKER culture. In 1965 he worked for ROBERT "Big Daddy" WILLIAMS as an AD-COPY making HACKER art. When WILLIAMS closed his studio, Bacon hooked up with the Build Liberty Radio Crew which included Hive account@buildliberty, Hive account@chris-bates, Hive account@citizenpresscorp, Hive account@piercetheveil and many others and PERFORMED underground RADIO. He gradually developed a BLOCKCHAIN style which he called "HYPER MEME," which merged the labor intensive technique of master craftsmen with underground Radio, Dick Pics, Hackers, American Politics, and REALITY. His work, for better-or-worse coined the term HIGHLY SOCIAL art which inspired the movement known as HIGHLY SOCIAL art or MOB REALITY. He later distanced himself from the term HIGHLY SOCIAL and proclaimed in 2015,

"The art movement I go by is Colloquial or Exploratory Realism...Feral Art."

Published on Jun 27, 2017
There has been a veritable tsunami of phone calls and emails from Crowdsource community members who feel that Robert David Steele has taken advantage of their trust and want their money back from the #unrig campaign.

FRANK BACON is the self assigned code name of the individual who introduced Hive account@georgewebb to Hive account@robertdsteele just prior to the Crowdsource community raising upwards of $15,000 for the #unrig campaign. Many members of our community now regret supporting this effort and want their money back. In this call, Hive account@frankbacon gives us some insights into his prior dealings with Hive account@robertdsteele.

These statements are the opinions of the callers and are presented here as a matter of community interest.

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