How art and prison let us understand life’s complexities Prison | Jesse Krimes | TEDxPhiladelphia

[@sar.c5835]

Hands down one of the most innovative intelligent revolutionary thinkers & speakers of our time. And an amazing artist. The bravery he had to do this & honesty he had to face himself too is awe inspiring

[@justyna2lawrence298]

Thank you Jesse. I am sorry you and so many others got trapped and astonished and how you found a voice that is so clear and profound. The first step is defining the problem and clearly it is not the crime. I hope there is a solution.

[@jurgenhoth8750]

Stunning and revealing! Thank you Jesse!

[@dear_darling]

God bless him. He has a major show at the Met up now. A must see ❤

[@TheArtemis07]

Jesse is a truly brilliant and innovative artist. I find this talk very inspiring!

[@avedic]

Heh...I love when reality has little ironies hidden in our existence like easter eggs. Of _course_ his last name is Krimes. Of course. :) Great talk though. I dig his art. Really shows how the genuine love of artistic expression has zero real limits...you can't take it away from someone.

[@beckybnyc322]

Just amazing ❤

[@JudiHays]

Outstanding!

[@jujubee90275]

I enjoyed this and thank you for sharing. amazing art! And he's right about this is modern day slavery

[@ricardoalonzo8404]

nothing is wrong and nothing is bad... when you understand this cuote, you understand this guy.

[@johndoyle1810]

The new version of justice is poison and vigilante tactics I’m a example of this,,,

[@johndoyle1810]

Rats always die in crime but the squeaky clean mob walk away from the problems that rats might have,,,

[@jessepinkman3075]

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[@kalpnasaxena9112]

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