Inside the Strange World of Jack Stauber 

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I'm a strong believer that in 50 years people will be writing essays and books about this guy... he'll be in museums. He's a complete pioneer. No one has ever made art like his before

I think Jack Stauber is a genius. Maybe not in the conventional sense of utility applied intelligence but in the ways that he layers his music and varies his voice in a cadence with his artwork, he is genius.

I thought “rain” was about depression. You do everything you can to cure it: taking pills, going to therapy, but you are still depressed even after “doing everything you are supposed to do”

As someone with childhood trauma, I was most taken with "Opal," and watched it everyday for almost a month. The message really resonated with me and my "obsession" w 'Opal' actually motivated me to pursue therapy :)

I loved Opal so much because it criticized some of the real horrors of being a kid raised by bad parents and how the world around you feels unacceptable and how inescapable it is even if you do disillusioned yourself to escape it

I think Shop, a Pop Opera is underrated because it isn’t as dark or disturbing as his other works, but it’s without a doubt my favorite.

As a person with chronic depression I interpreted the short “help” very differently, like how it feels to be told you have a problem, looking for ‘help’ with the problem only bc you were told that’s what you should do, and then meeting someone else who then says you don’t have a problem at all, while during it all only being able to feel apathy. There’s also situations where a therapist will “fire” a client, when the client will not put work into their recovery, I think that also works well here.

My friend posted “why is it still raining?” On her instagram, a day later she passed away. It’s been 3 years and I can’t hear the video without crying, I love you and miss you angel💜🕯️

Jack Stauber's art style is what happens when you give the VHS tapes some acid. The poorly drawn MS paint animation, morphing claymation, and quirky live-action shots fused together into a surreal fever dream is what makes his music videos so special. It's perfect to watch it at 3AM. It feels abstract and scary, but can be relaxing and meaningful at the same time.

as someone who just lost their mom, i absolutely love library. its sort of comforting in a weird way

I remember seeing a picture once and it said "what if you died and the last thing you see is "created by Jack Stauber""

idk i think the "do you want help" is kind of a metaphor like "you're asking for help, because you're suffering, but do you WANT to get better, or are you so used to being this way that it's almost comforting to stay the same." maybe I'm reaching.

I always interpreted "help" as someone not realising they are suffering because they just believe what they are going through is normal and something everyone just accepts and deals with. and when someone comes along and points out your suffering you now realise the rock you're stuck under though any attempts at help never work and all seem like a waste, as though you don't know what's really going on or what can be done to help or maybe that because you still don't understand what you need help with, you can't get any help despite people trying

I do love his sad/disturbing stuff, but I also love the one with the baby and the dad. Or the quiet sadness and... weird warmth of the one with the dude sitting on the porch, singing a song for his dead wife, but his daughter chimes in and says it's time for dinner or something.

His work is something nobody has ever seen before. He is truly a genius, and one of the first people to create "weirdcore" with deep and dark meanings, and his art and work is all just poetry, with beautiful songs and amazing characters. Always loved Jack, always will.

Ive been a fan of Mr Stauber for quite a long time, his lyrics really do speak to me, and he’s actually a lyrical genius. I’ve actually been through the process of training my vocal cords to replicate his vocals, and I’m actually pretty decent at doing so. Not the best, but decent. He’s a great musician, and his art almost seems to transcend. He’s great.

i have never felt scared of jack stauber. i think he is like me. i find comfort in his work i have never found it weird. ive been listening to his work for a long time now

so glad he's getting the attention he deserves. Such a great artist. A genius even. "Just Take My Wallet" might be my all time favourite, as someone who lost more than a friend in such different ways, and having a not so great relationship with my mom. I wonder what induces him to make these videos and songs. He's been a huge part of my life and yet it's still a mystery what his actual intentions are. An absolute genius

I always take trauma seriously, because even something as small tripping and falling on the floor can really hurt someone. Especially as children, anything that might not seem like a big deal to you, is to them. I can never understand why people feel the need to make someone feel stupid for feeling hurt.

New Normal is a trip of a song. Even for Jack Stauber. It gives me the feeling that every single frame of that music video has some sort of interpretation.

Your take on library really struck a cord with me. I had a friend who was very shy and didn't really like getting photos taken of herself. Then she died. We were all devastated and her mom was asking if we had more recent pictures or videos of her. We scoured but couldn't find much for months. Then I was searching through my old Google drive and found a video that I took of her that was me interviewing her about her first boyfriend. Like 10 minutes of her talking about silly things like kissing him and his cute butt. I was so happy I sobbed like a child. To see her talking how she naturally would was the most amazing thing I could've come across at that point. Of course I sent it to her mom immediately and she apparently excused herself from her work to cry because she hadn't heard her daughter's voice in 4 months at that point. I'm so glad no one will forget her face and voice because of a video I took like 5 years ago. Take pictures of your loved ones, and if you are shy, let there be a few videos taken of you, because you never know when you will leave this earth forever. Her death is actually a controversy in my community at the moment. She died in a humvee rollover on a military base that the driver wasn't qualified for. A supervisor allowed them to drive it without them having the proper license and she ended up dead. Right now some of the people involved haven't faced justice so her mom and some of the people in her life are doing news interviews and stuff to get the word out. Her name was Mackenzie Lynn Wilson. She died at 19. She would've been 20 had the military not killed my friend and labeled it a "training accident".

perhaps...it's raining somewhere else.

i relate to ‘help’ a lot. i’m autistic and for how much it impacts my function yes i’d say it’s a disability for me. i never realised i was the only one severely struggling under sensory input because i had always thought that others just knew how to hide it better and i was just a crybaby. i would blame the fact i got bullied on that i just wasn’t a likeable person and my social skills were just additional proof to that. until i learned about autism when i was 13 and started going to therapy for severe mental struggles. my guidance therapists (who would get me into specific programs, evaluate me, ect.) gave me several papers of questionnaires, one of them being related to autism. a first step to a diagnosis. i at the time had no idea what half of the questions even meant because just like i said: i didn’t know i was different and the questions we’re a lot of “i *experience* differently to others” and the fact i only had 1 close friend at the time it wasn’t easy to compare either because she didn’t really get the questions either. so i filled that out and the result was “hm, maybe you are autistic. anyways” and it wasn’t talked about throughout my 2 years of therapy. then i started learning about things, because i had finally found a large social circle with a lot of people who had diagnosed autism/adhd. i came to realise that i was different and i was struggling with things that most people don’t struggle with at all. so i started seeking out help again. and every time i would bring up to a therapist or counselor they would say “why do you want a diagnosis?” “i don’t think you need a diagnosis, you seem fine” “why do you think a diagnosis would help you?” and even when i got into contact with a psychologist who apparently cared more about me being trans said there was no reason to get a diagnosis and even told me that an autism ‘specialist’ (HEAVY QUOTATION MARKS because i don’t trust the validity of that term) that saw me once when i was filled with stress that got me quiet and frozen in place said i “didn’t look autistic”. it took me crying my eyes out, saying i don’t want therapy and trying to pour out a hundred reasons why i should get a diagnosis for both my therapist and psychologist at the time to cave in and give me the diagnosis. my mother was present at the diagnosis and was able to back up everything i said as smth that i’ve always done. it became super obvious that i was autistic. i still haven’t gotten an official file from my psychologist and she has either changed her contact details or is ghosting me. i can’t get access to help within school because of this and i just still feel stuck under the same rock. TL;DR: i am stuck under a rock, just like in ‘help’

Jack Stauber is such a wonderful droplet of life and creativity. Always stuck out as one of the most creative souls in recent memory. His thing of mixing melancholic themes within a childlike pair of eyes is the icing on his discography. What a lovely video, we need more stauber talk on RU-vid :]

I recently read Kurt Vonnegut’s Breakfast of Champions, and there was a detail in it that I found quite interesting. Both the narrator’s mother and Dwayne Hoover’s wife, characters who had committed suicide at the time of the story, were deathly afraid of having their picture taken. I didn’t understand the true horror of this until I watched Library. Perhaps their panic attacks were some sort of primal refusal to be taken with their loved ones, a fear of afterlife, a fear of being remembered and remaining in the narrative. “Please forget you knew my name, my darlin’ Sugaree.”

The conversation after library hit me hard my dad passed away and hearing the talk really brightened my life up more thank you

I feel like "Rain" can be interpreted as people trying to use other people's solutions to avoiding depression and hopelessness only to find out it doesn't work for them unlike it has for so many people leaving them feeling like something is wrong with them and their emotional issues because they did what everyone said would help but still felt that same somber oppressiveness.

Just take my wallet is easily my favorite. It’s simple to understand and I feel Jack is just being honest about the loss of his friend without crazy lyrics and a hyper melody Almost like rain. Edit: did not expect for the likes thank you!

Jack Stauber is such a genius. He makes such great songs, each songs having carefully picked out lyrics. Each song has a separate, hidden message. He’s amazing. Also, his animations and music videos are amazing. He’s able to blend a bunch of styles and make something amazing.

i love that his work is incredibly direct in some ways and yet is able to be so wildly interpreted and moulded to people's individual experiences. for example, to me, what you could call the moral of his piece "help" has always been that, specifically with certain issues, no one can really help you fully until you've decided you want help for yourself, and sometimes thats really hard to do or even realize you need to do when you're stuck in a position you're already so numb to that you may not even realize you can leave. ive always seen it as that, but i love hearing everyones interpretations from all different points of view in the story. jack's projects are works of art in more than one sense and it will always be fascinating and captivating to me.

I honestly love Jack Stauber’s work, he’s very talented in the ways he shows human emotions on not exactly human creatures.

Stauber is one of the few people i consider a genuine artistic visionary. From an objective sense, his more popular music is decent, his lesser known music is strange, and his animations, videos, and other projects range from completely incomprehensible to oddly bizarre, but there is just a little thing in almost all of his works that give it this weird feeling. You can tell that his projects are not just albums and animations for his fans, but a reflection of him and his creativity. Pure, raw, emotion, encapsulated in the media he makes... something about it inspires a distant sense of relation to concepts so wildly outlandish, and when you account for it altogether, the feeling you get from jack staubers zany, unconventional creative works are almost inexplicable and definitely one of a kind, and for that reason i consider jack stauber to be an absolutely brilliant artist.

When you were talking about his video. "Help." I honestly felt my heart sink, I've always been somebody who snuggled. With mental health housing, love, respect and kindness. From a young age I was always taught, I didn't deserve those things. So I never ask for help because I never realized I needed it. I remember one time I was trying to date this girl and her mom said that I need saving. That honestly, only made me feel worse, because I spent my entire childhood and teenage years, independent and doing things for myself. At some point I needed saving and I needed help. But now I'm stronger than ever, I just wish, that when I was younger, I realized I needed help when I did.

Discovering Jack Stauber at the start of a worldwide pandemic was certainly eye-opening

i lost my sister and when u said people care about me i did start to cry quite a bit. it means a lot more than u realize. library is my all time favorite by jack stauber and i will never forget how it makes me feel

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I always feel a sense of odd comfort with Stauber’s music. Songs like Coffee and Doctor are sweet sounding and incredibly fun to listen to, and then songs like Just Take My Wallet absolutely punch me in the gut when I listen, but it’s still so comforting

Rain by Jack Stauber is always the video I show people when I talk about his work. It’s a video that always resonated with me deeply as I suffer from MDD (Major Depressive Disorder). To me, the message in that video is that you can do everything that you’re supposed to do, but nothing will change. In life, just because you do what is “right” doesn’t mean that you’re owed a favorable outcome, and if you want to move forward, you have to learn to deal with that. Amazing video! I love seeing how Jack’s work is interpreted by others and how it affects them

19:07 I’ve kinda always thought he could naturally change his voice like he does in the songs but seeing him do it live is something different, wow

I think the line "electrify my golden tooth" in buttercup implies that the main character doesn't actually love the person they are talking to but that they are so desperate that they don't care if the love they have is true and they just want the illusion that they have genuine love for each other and the reason this line is the line that I belive shows the story of buttercup is because gold isn't conductive and therefore the tooth can't be electrified therefore the main character can't genuinely love the person they are singing about

i know its late but library hits me so hard, lost my mother early in life and struggle to remember anything about her, it really hurts and that video captured that exact feeling.

Jack understands how to convey complex ideas in an accessible way to everyone who watches his videos. Everyone can relate to his work in some way

Jack Stauber captures a certain feeling in all of his work that i've never felt from anything else. He's got such a peculiar, strange, yet fascinating expression in his creations that really appeal to a certain audience, me included! He's such a great artist!

Oh, wow! I interpreted 'help' totally different, but am also 100% in agreement with the way you put it. It's always been one of my favorite Jack Stauber videos, but I thought more that triscuit's problem stemmed less from people ignoring his plea for help, and more in that he'd presumably just been enlightened to his predicament as others saw it without understanding anything about what needed to be fixed or that something was wrong to begin with, and because of this is unable to tell people what they can do. Of course he needs help, but doesn't actually seem to want it (as stated), not really protesting and instead letting himself stay trapped because he doesn't know any better, like the idea of freedom as something he could have hasn't occurred to him. I find that there's an odd sort of comfort in broken habits, coping mechanisms, or just general dysfunctional behaviors if they're routine, and even when the fact that something needs to change is pointed out, it's hard; nobody ever tells you how, and it's sometimes scarier to change. As a result, you just let things remain stagnant, the dim awareness of another way of being too daunting and unknown to delve into. Anyways, really love this analysis video, love your interpretations of everything and will definitely be watching more of your videos!!

its so insane how accurate library is for me, I lost my mom and thats exactly how I've been feeling as time goes by.

The video “help” is a metaphor of depression, you ask for help pleadingly, but people think you don’t need help, and depression is said like a heavy feeling, like a boulder… not as remade in 8:41

Stauber's creations always hit me with a deeply profound sadness. It's the same kind of bleak feeling I get from certain kinds of horror media. It's like it conveys all of the innate helplessness and dread we feel on a day to day basis, but in a way we can't ignore.

His work gives me 80’s vibes. It’s like… an old feeling, but it’s also new quirky.

My hot take on Buttercup is that it sounds like someone that wants to be in love, but they're not. They've been obsessed, or infatuated or perhaps interested in the extra money found in a two person relationship (electrified his golden tooth), but nothing has truly "electrified his heart". It's almost sounds like a love song, but the tone is twisted and off key. He wishes it were a love song, but it's not. But, just my two cents tossed into the bank. I love hearing/reading what everyone else thinks too.

Jack stauber is essentially just a modern day philosopher but he’s amazing

Usually I think of something snarky to say about Daniel's videos, but on this one I'm just so impressed with the brilliance of Daniel's analysis and the depth of his empathy that I got nothin'. Fantastic job. Stauber's work is like seeing the inner consciousness of another human in animated form. Thanks, Daniel, once again, for broadening me. And you're funny as hell, you really are.

I love Jack's works because it gives me the feeling of someone who lived alot of traumatizing shit in life but in the end of the day its not portrayed like a "monster" because is considered "weird" or different, its just a person trying to cope the best they could. Its kinda strange in a refreshing way because the style he uses is often related for horror/disturbing stuff, but his works feels so peaceful and almost relatable, even if the topics are disturbing some times. The first time I saw Opal, I felt so related since I've suffered childhood abuse and neglect, and he portrayed the experiences so acuratelly and respectfully in a way you could feel identified and it was beautiful. Nice analysis btw

the 'why is it still raining?' short has a very personal meaning for me. as someone who has struggled with depression and is currently on medication, this is how i interpreted it. the rain is depression and sadness, the awning is medication. medication takes a while to kick in, the hardest part of depression is the period where you start taking meds but they havent kicked in yet. the feeling of hopelessness is overwhelming. the voice telling you that maybe you are so deep in that even medication wont help. when he says "its not fair" that is the exact feeling. the key is perseverance. continue taking your medication, stay under the awning. and with determination, eventually, the rain will stop.

The rain video hits me hard because of the meaning behind it. It really hits

My favorite moment in Jack Stauber History™️ has to be when he animated the audio of a fan’s video explaining who the man, myth, and legend Jack Stauber is AND also made a song named after that same fan’s RU-vid channel, using audio clips from his videos in it. Pizza Boy is one of my favorite songs of all time and I cry every time I hear it. Mr. Stauber has my whole heart and I’d sell my soul just to give him a big ol hug and have a conversation with him❤

I can’t wait to hear your coverage of opal, it’s such a visceral piece of work

I love Jack, I found him on my own when buttercup came out (like most) and fell in love with his music immediately. I hope he comes back sometimes.

I'm only 19 and I lost my mom last year. This entire time I've been thinking about things she's said in her own voice and how she looked. But I realized recently my memory of her started to fade, and that is the hardest thing I've been dealing with so far. The video about the kid who couldn't remember what their mom looked like terrified me, and honestly made me cry.

Just came around from your DHMIS videos! The way you make your videos are cool :) I like your takes on Jack Stauber's videos, and the way you explain them

Jack’s music was a huge part of my life last year during the summer and I never realized Baby Hotline and his other songs were so dark for some reason? Which is super funny, I just like how deranged and vibrant they are. I just made a giant playlist of all of his micro pop songs and it kept me sane for the most part. Also New Normal…I can barely watch the video or listen to the song because the depression it brings on is waaay too much. It got stuck in my head for a few days when I was really depressed and it was not something I’d like to happen again..

A band mate of mine went to school with Jack Stauber, he only met him once but he said that he was just a very quiet, very weird guy.

The "do you want help", at least to me, actually did hit a little close to home. For a while, a person in my life, a special person to me, has had an issue, and they've been trying over and over to get better but every time they tried, they fell back into the loop of "do I really want to get better?" "I think I'm better off the way I am", and not realizing what they've been doing to themselves. If you try to force someone to get better, they'll only relapse once they've seemingly gotten better. A person has to 𝙬𝙖𝙣𝙩 to get better, for progress to be made and kept, most of the time. That's at least how I took it.

baby hotline is so stupidly good like i couldn't stop listening to it after he released it it was on loop

Library really speaks to me. I lost my grandma 2 1/2 years ago, and after just a few months i began to forget what she sounded like. I didn’t have any videos or pictures of her, so I gradually began to forget what she looked like as well. I was depressed for months because my grandma was always there to cheer me up or playfully tease me whenever I was down, and I felt like I was losing a part of myself. Luckily, my mom found videos and pictures of her on some old USB’s and photo albums so I remembered her again. Even so, I still don’t remember the smell of her perfume or how she felt when hugging me. I’m doing better now, though :)

The help video hits really close to home because I was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 4 and ever since, I've been told that ADHD doesn't affect me and that I'm just dumb or I hear what I wanna hear and it took 13 years for me to actually understand ADHD. I know ADHD is decently common, but still it hits pretty hard.

you explained these songs/videos so beautifully and accurately. i have been listening to jack stauber for quite a while now and you captured a lot of the emotions i could feel. this is the first time im discovering ur channel, i think ur content is super cool!!! keep up the amazing work!!!!!

I’ve lost quite a few family members and friends at a young age and library just encapsulates it so well, this feeling of drifting away from memories and shaming yourself for it. Absolutely beautiful

Hamantha has gotta be one of my favourite of Jack's songs, its a bit underrated imo

"Why is it still raining? I did what i was supposed to... It's not fair..." It really echoes in my mind when im particularly depressed. It really reflects the truth of depression too. Your emotions become like the weather. While many things may be happening around you but that has no bearing on the sky above. It's raining.

I took Help Reimagined to show how many people complain about things going on in their lives and ask for help, but aren’t actually willing to do the work required to enact real change in their lives. I’ve seen it so many times with people I know.

i've loved jack stauber since i was a child, he always appealed to that sense of wonder we all have. Truly a wonderful artist.

I absolutely adore all of Jack’s work and connect with a good amount of it too. It’s gives me a way to translate what I’m feeling into a form media where I can see other people feeling the way I do. It reminds me that I’m never alone and despite the large amounts of disturbing imagery, it’s comforting.

All of Jack’s creations, masterpieces create comfort for me. When I first encountered Library and the “why is it still raining?” I remember crying when I realized I wasn’t alone. I can’t remember her face or voice and I can’t do anything correctly to save my life, but just knowing someone could turn these emotions into art made me feel so much better.

This video just made me love jack stauber even more, I hadn't listened to any of his albums before but liked his project "Opal" and also "Shop: a Pop Opera" and a couple of other ones too, but now I've been listening to like all of his albums LOL I love it sm

FINALLY more people talking about Jack!! Jack Stauber has been one of my favourite artists for a long time. His videos and messages are honestly incredible. I wish more people talked about him. Thanks for this video, I'm excited to see someone else commentating on his work!

I love this video and have some input! So the video “help” was created around the time jack got in a skiing accident and broke his collarbone. It just so happened to be on the side that he makes all his work with. In that particular video, the man stuck under the rock has his hand caught under there as well, impaired just like jacks. Also a big detail is the description of the video where it says “made with my left hand” or something like that. Implying he created the video with his non dominant hand since his other one was hurt. So I personally think the man stuck in the video is jack himself. Or a character jack is portraying himself through. Since they both shared similar injuries. I think the meaning you described makes a lot of sense as well. That was just how I interpreted it!

You just introduced me to this and wow he just encapsulates what I’m feeling in these strange video and I love it so much

wondeful video!! i've been a fan of jack for like, five years now, and it's so cool to see someone really break down his work- I know you've probably put dinner is not over in your second video, but that's the song that has always had a very ovvert meaning to me and I'm excited to hear about it!

The Rain short really hits hard. You can do everything right in your life, job, school, etc. and you can still fail. Jack is truly an amazing artist. PS YOU HAVE A NEW SUB HERE MAN.

To me, Rain kind of has a theme of "sometimes, you do everything right, but you still fail." Great video! I love Jack's projects.

Library hits hard. I lost my dad in 2020 and it is crazy to me that I sometimes forget his voice. Library makes me go back and listen to the voicemails I have saved from him so I can still hear him talk to me.

19:40 I have always thought that the song meaning behind it is he has tried to kill himself but there is someone in his life that revives his heart before he can actually do it. When he is "Locked up on the button" I feel like he is talking about the choice of killing himself. And he pushed it too far this time and thats why he is saying electrify my heart. I know this is just a theory but this would make sense.

his mind is so beyond creative, all of his work is so phenomenal and unique . i adore him and looking into his work is always an awesome time - opal will forever my favorite

the library one made me cry. My dead grandfather's birthday was yesterday and I forgot his voice. Luckily, my aunt had voicemails from him and t was so heartbreaking to think I had forgotten so much

Really happy i found this channel today. I love you perspective

I cant truly explain why but hot dogs is my absolute favorite thing from jack and it isnt even close. It just gives an unreal hopeful and nostalgic happy feeling that ive never experienced anywhere else

So happy to see jack getting his well deserved flowers

Im a preschool teacher and we listen to Pop Food all the time. His music is enjoyed by so many people

The true lesson of Rain is that somebody needs to fix the leaks in that awning.

I never felt that jacks content got the attention it deserves like I never seen people talk about him here on RU-vid alot, going into this video i was wishing it never ends its refreshing seeing people talk about him more now, and this video was the perfect video to watch while eating thanks RU-vid algorithm🙏

jack stauber’s style is like using (heisenburg type food) after getting no sleep and not eating anything, but also being happy. I can’t explain it very well, but it’s truly amazing.

I love the video opal, I don't have any connection to it but the music to how it looks is amazing and how the emotions are conveyed just scare me yet i love it

This is the first video I’ve seen from you and I love this so much

I've always seen help in a mental health aspect, like the person would be struggling deeply until something/someone makes them realise how badly they need help, but this horrible mental state they're in gives them a sort of comfort, so they know they need help but they don't really want it, even when they finally have someone who is willing to help, they don't really accept it, they get stuck needing help but not wanting it

10:45 I'm autistic and this.. made me realize some things about my past. I had to stop watching Jack Stauber every now and again, I love his work but sometimes it hits a little too close to home. The feelings he gives me reminds me of that childish confusion whenever something bad or cruel happened to you, yet you don't know why or what. Just.. stuck. Some of his songs help me out though, like his store pop opera. It helps me recognize my struggle to pick when given multiple opens, I often sit and think for minutes before making a choice which often annoys my peers. Overall Jack's music has a very.. traumatic vibe to it. The ups, downs, and stills of living with a mental illness. It's very beautiful.

Dude you’re content is so refreshing. Love it😎

This is the first video I've seen of yours, honestly.. was the best for me to start with :] Anyways I already love your content, so Hi!

I remember library came out around the time my grandfather passed away. It made me realize that I will, in fact, forget what he looked or sounded like, in person. While this was scary to realize I feel like it also would have felt a lot more lonely having this revelation alone. Library made me realize not only that this is something very real that happens, but that everyone faces it.

I really enjoy Jack Satuber's artistic personality and the effort he puts into his work. He does have a vibe that is always there (his own vibe, I mean), but what he produces is always different and new (and shocking. Oh, yes, incredible). I really like your comments on Stauber's work (and also wanted to say that in my language, "Profeta" means prophet, which is cool)!!