Director 1: Have you noticed how many board riders are fascinated by medieval art?
Director 2: I have, it’s a global phenomenon.
D 1: And Bruegel, what’s it about Bruegel that so particularly interests the surfing set?
D2: I suspect it’s the way that he set out to create a kaleidoscope of genres so focused on communicating his intentions to his implied viewers.
D1: Could be, could be.
D2: Why do you ask?
D1: I thought we could do a Bruegel Board
And they did. (It was Hieronymus Bosch, but what the hell did they know?)
Director 2: I have, it’s a global phenomenon.
D 1: And Bruegel, what’s it about Bruegel that so particularly interests the surfing set?
D2: I suspect it’s the way that he set out to create a kaleidoscope of genres so focused on communicating his intentions to his implied viewers.
D1: Could be, could be.
D2: Why do you ask?
D1: I thought we could do a Bruegel Board
And they did. (It was Hieronymus Bosch, but what the hell did they know?)