Attraction doesn’t arrive neat or rehearsed. It’s a flicker of static on a late-night Detroit broadcast—jagged, urgent, impossible to ignore. _TV Eye on 313_ captures that sharp moment — eyes locking through the noise and the city buzzing beneath it all. The title also pays tribute to The Stooges’ _TV Eye._ 

  
The term _TV Eye_ was slang coined by Kathy Asheton, sister of Ron and Scott Asheton, used among her and her friends to call out when someone was openly watching or checking someone out. It’s not just any stare—it’s a bold, almost confrontational gaze, like you’re under a spotlight and there’s no hiding. 

  
This piece layers warped video, city blueprints, cassette scraps, and electric ink—channeling that wild, untamed gaze that cuts through the noise and pins you in place.

It’s Side B attraction: rough around the edges, unforgettable.

For those who felt the signal hit — and knew everything had changed.

  
**Part of collection of Project: 313 on Side B (3 of 3)**

TV EYE on Side B

Part mixtape, part love, all rebellion. Layered in film reels, street maps, and splattered ink, this piece channels the raw beauty of Side B romances and city nights. It’s loud, it’s messy, it’s real — like falling in love in a dive bar with a beat-up tape deck and nothing to lose.

For the ones who feel too much and still love harder.

  
**Part of collection of Project: 313 on Side B ( 3 parts )**

Love you to Death, 313

This piece is a **punk love letter**—to a man from Detroit, and to the city that raised him.

 The **313 skyline** stands tall in the background like it always did, loud and unshaken.

**Side B** isn’t the leftovers—it’s where the truth lives. The deep cuts. The real tracks.

This isn’t heartbreak.

 It’s a love that stayed.

 No gloss. No polish. Just this.

For the one who still plays like a needle on vinyl.

**Built to last. Defiant. Loud.** 

  
**Part of collection of Project: 313 on Side B**

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