when i was just some punk kid taking the redline from the suburbs to school in dorchester, i always had my eyes plastered on the walls beyond the windows of the train. teaze (and dance) was pointed out to me by a couple of kids i used to skate with, and from that day on everywhere i looked - there he was. i was too young at that time to tap into the scene - it was just beyond my reach, even though i saw his early work on the same south shore walls i was practicing on. but then i moved away and lost touch with my hometown. now i'm back and i'm seeing r.i.p. teaze all over. so i looked to google for the answers, and this is what i've found.
sending respect and love to this cat.