This transformation of Cubism and Futurism evolved eventually into an original brand of performance and conceptual art, always with ties to the past.
Given its lack of promotion and uncertain authorship, we can't know for sure if this is his work, but with its structural resemblance to a piece he published in The Common in May, is it possible that Franco is staking a claim to his own brand of performance art?
Their brand of performance is part of a larger trend toward reactive sensors bringing projection mapping out of its infant stages.
"We want to be on the offensive as much as possible, force the other side to respond," said Lehane, a Clinton administration veteran known for, as The New York Times put it, "his own extreme brand of performance politics".
And that is how this brand of performance feels.
Singer Samuel Herring's own peculiar brand of performance is famously mesmerising.
This brand of performance, which aggressively blurs genres and makes high-low culture distinctions obsolete, is not so rare these days.
He performed it with verve, winking a little at the figure he cut, his bald forehead gleaming as he circled around the kitchen, doing what he called "the bear dance": his own brand of performance poetry.
Kjartansson's brand of performance art, in which Nordic gloom goes hand in hand with non-ironic humor, has made him one of the busiest artists on the planet.
Deemed "a Paganini of found objects" by The Los Angeles Times, Mr. Zaloom has forged his own brand of performance art that in his words "uses the detritus of our civilization against what it was created for -- that is, makes junk into art".
He was able to introduce himself as Bryant Gumbel, sincerely insist that the average person watched 22 1/2 hours of television a day, jump into strangers' swimming pools with his clothes on, and otherwise demonstrate that the Letterman brand of performance art is truly formidable and constantly surprising.
