"Nina, Olen Pala Sina" is an edition of printed drawings best described as "nonsense drawn in defiance of the smart phone." "I saw the devil in my smart phone, turned it off and immediately started drawing for hours and hours, attempting my best to erase my mind of clutter, heartache and worry." A selection of loose, idiosyncratic gestures and symbols (ie. bones, phones, clocks and/or bone phones and cock clocks) playfully drawn in crayon, ink and oil pastel, faithfully printed and arranged by Rich McIsaac for Fodder Press.