"The life and works of visionary artist Eddie Owens Martin, a.k.a. "St. EOM""01 January 1993Factual57 mins
Eddie Martin (1908-1986) also known as St. EOM, was a farmer, fortune teller, prostitute, prophet, artist, and architect of Pasaquan - an art environment where the past and the future come together. His story crosses space and time, traveling from 1920's New York City to Buena Vista, Georgia, to the psychic realm of giants with upswept hair. This is his story.
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