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HELMET Mainman Discusses 'Close To Home' Anniversary Art Project

March 22, 2010

To celebrate the 20th year of HELMET, guitarist/vocalist Page Hamilton is working on an art project called "Close To Home", where he has invited fans worldwide to own one of 200 original art pieces in an exclusive collection. Buyers pick the song featured on the piece, and Hamilton augments the canvas based on their choice. A total of 200 will exist in he world.

A never-before-seen short documentary in which Hamilton talks about the project's origins, how each piece is constructed, and how he's making all in the collection unique can be viewed below.

For more information, visit LegacyOfHelmet.com.

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