Underground no more, Kostas Seremetis comes home

By SCOTT FAYNER | September 21, 2011

TELL ME ABOUT THE STAR WARS PIECE: WHAT DOES IT MEAN? It's just fun. The Star Wars movies, when you revisit them — we've all seen them so many times — they seem to have lost all meaning. You can watch them, but you're kind of over them. I wanted to reintroduce them as a collage. But my interpretation is unnecessary; people should arrive at their own conclusions and find something within it to challenge themselves.

IF YOU COULD BANG ANYONE FROM THE STAR WARS TRILOGY? Princess Leia, of course. Or maybe Darth Vader's helmet.

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KOSTAS SEREMETIS, "READY . . . STEADY . . . GO!" | Through October 23 at Fourth Wall Project, 132 Brookline Ave, Boston | fourthwallproject.com

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UNDERGROUND NO MORE, KOSTAS SEREMETIS COMES HOME | September 21, 2011
West Roxbury native Kostas Seremetis cut his teeth as an underground artist in Boston in the 1990s — his commissions included painting the walls of the Lansdowne Street punk club Axis, and creating movies for an unknown Boston band that went on to become the Elevator Drops.

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The parking lot is deathly silent. People with muscles and strong jaws stop in their tracks as the sound of cheers pour down from the early competitors on the mountain. Our coffee buzz long gone, the effects of the joint we puffed on the drive are creeping up and I start feeling lightheaded.