Kari Byron

Kari: I think the rapier is my favorite, probably because it's the only one I can lift.

Kari: I think this is as likely as crime fighting in stilettos

Kari: A visit with a Balinese girl and her family left me with an uneasiness I couldn't cure. I felt guilty and sad - Komang's family lived in a two-room shack with no doors - because I have a full stomach in every sense. Lesson learned. Life appreciated in a new way

Kari: I do portraits or I make sculptures exploring my cynical view of contemporary issues. Artists that over-explain their art always take away from my experience as a viewer. I try to let my viewer make their own message. Art becomes more personal if you let yourself become involved. I will always explain my motivations and themes if someone asks but I prefer to hear theirs.

Kari: I think we need to have one of us get into the chainmail. Not me. Adam: Not me. Kari: Clearly Jamie.

Kari: If I see a shark coming up with a beret, I'm gonna be mad at you

Kari: Oh, come on guys. I promised my mom I wouldn't do anything dumb and unsafe again.