LYDON FRANK LETTUCE IS AN ARTIST, WRITER, AND ALL AROUND GOON FROM RURAL PENNSYLVANIA. THEY PLANT POEMS IN YOUR GARDEN AND DIG DIAGRAMS INTO THE SAND.  USING TRANSDISCIPLINARY MODES OF PERFORMANCE AND PLAY, PSYCHOLINGUISTIC SUBVERSION, AND NEW FORMS OF EMBODIED WRITING,  THEIR WORK INTERROGATES THE TENSIONS WITHIN LANGUAGE--SEEKING TO DESTABILIZE THE BOUNDARIES OF BELONGING INHERENT IN SOCIAL STRUCTURES OF VIOLENCE WHILE MAINTAINING THE (IM)POSSIBILITIES OF PLEASURE (PHYSICS), ALWAYS. THEY ARE THE DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR ARCHIVAL FRAGMENTS,  HOLD AN MFA FROM CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS, AND A BA AND BFA FROM THE NEW SCHOOL.
 
 
THEY ARE ALWAYS SPEAKING FRANKLY.