For whatever reason, I am fascinated by the undercurrent. Now, by 'undercurrent', I do not necessarily mean poor or downtrodden, though low social and economic status may play a role. As I use it here, the term is meant to signify  sentiments, ideas, and desires typically kept out of polite discourse, and relegated to the classification of fringe and alternative. Mass society conceives of this undercurrent as only within the territorial bounds of lunatics, schizophrenics even; and, no doubt, much within the undercurrent has emerged due to consciousness gone mad. But in the maddening contradictions within our world and universe, crazy is not always a synonym for incorrect. I feel there is something to learn from it. Take the streets of our country: in just about every city across Canada, anonymous members of the society vandalize downtown infrastructure, such as cross walks, brick, and wood posts, to leave a message - some more coherent than others. Call me crazy, but I always stop to read what it has to say. Below is a personal collection of photos from various cities.