Melvin “Grave” Guzman is a mixed media and performance artist. Balancing abstraction and mysticism, Grave transforms the mundane, constantly experimenting with fragments of what is close at hand and of the city to transcend both his and our collective states of being. Pyscho!Geo!Graphic examines a two year acclimation to a new type of existence in New York during which the artist assembled a collection of compartmental cartographies – fragments of places – part of the whole he endeavors to convey employing a sort of nomadology of techniques, gestures, and tools. Objects infused with the entropy of the city modulate this contained reality, much like they do the topography and existential possibility of the city, in a holistic, and hopefully graphic, expression of a metaphysics of subsistence.