Prepare to be ready MADE! A roller coaster of excitement awaits you as you click on each one of my pieces. Slide on the earphones and enjoy the ride!

Yes, it is me readymade777. I am resurrected with an extra 7. No idea why my last channel got taken down. No explanation was offered. I had no strikes against me....poof!
I find a lot of the popular work on YouTube to be repetitive and boring. It seems as though the most famous tubers started out with a fresh idea, which (over time) has become exceptionally stale. I aim to take all that pop culture has to offer us, and continuously put it into a proverbial blender and see what comes out. More than anything else, I make my "readymade art videos" to please myself. They entertain me to the Nth degree, and so as a result, I upload them for you, and hope only that you get just as much fun and appreciation out of them as I do.

**A side note: My pieces tend to be pretty rich in sound. I spend just as much time on the sound mixing as I do on visuals. You might get a richer experience if you watch with headphones. Just saying.

I am a video artist who subscribes to the ideas of Duchamp (readymade) and Marshall Mcluhan's "cool media"which is usually, but not always, media that provide little involvement with substantial stimulus. They require more active participation on the part of the user, including the perception of abstract patterning and simultaneous comprehension of all parts. Therefore, according to McLuhan cool media include television, as well as the seminar and cartoons. McLuhan describes the term "cool media" as emerging from jazz and popular music and, in this context, is used to mean "detached.".

I am deeply involved in the art community here in Los Angeles.
I enjoy the independence of creating things on my own. I tried working in the film industry, but it was too constricting. I create things that are ultimately based on all the things I loved tod yesterday. I feel as if I'm providing a filter or mirror of what it is that seems to make us all tick. Sure I have a theme now and then, but I would hate to think that I might limit the scope of what someone else might be able to derive from my pieces. Every individual that sees my work seems to have a completely different experience, because there are a lot of images and sounds in there that might speak to them in a unique and personal way. It is all these perceptions (good or bad) that I love to hear about. Even if my movies make someone extremely angry, I feel honored that I was able to evoke such strong emotion.

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