Landry Butler is a multidisciplinary American artist whose work spans visual art, spoken word, and music, drawing favorable comparisons to Jandek, Laurie Anderson, Dr. Eugene Chadbourne, and They Might Be Giants. Deeply influenced by the existential and avant-garde philosophies of Albert Camus, Jean-Paul Sartre, John Cage, and Mark Rothko, Butler’s genre-defying creations explore themes of transformation, personal growth, and self-actualization within a society steeped in alienation, fear, and consumerism. In 2024, Butler received the prestigious Tanne Foundation Award, recognizing his impactful contributions to multidisciplinary art. As a founding member and master wordsmith of the underground art music collective Inglewood Social Club, he has been at the forefront of innovative art music. I Have Nothing to Say and I Am Saying It marks Butler’s return to publishing, his first book since 2010’s Fire Walk, a compelling collection of photographs and poetry. In addition to his lite…