X aka Edward-X aka Superstar X is an emerging pop graffiti artist, VDJ, Original X Creator @ Superstar X Inc., and Gay Circuit Boy Performer Superstar.

Over the past 15 years he has lived across Canada - in Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver and Montréal.

He has travelled to various countries such as France, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Mexico and South Africa, with other special trips to cities in the United States including New York, Boston, Palm Springs, Honolulu and Los Angeles.

His experiences attending key events in the international digital/DJ Culture and electronic music circuit, such as the spectacular BBCM Black & Blue Festivals, (one of the largest fundraisers for HIV/AIDS in the world) and countless other parties and events, has given him an independent and distinct perspective to create compelling pop graffiti artwork and music that represent a transformative time and space.

Below is a copyrighted excerpt from Superstar X Inc.'s website, www.SuperstarX.com, where my sister Nicole wrote a very kind and concise bio description of my life story.

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About My Brother, Edward K. Weatherly

This is a photo of Edward and I at the Armand Hammer United Word College of the American West (UWC-USA) 20-year reunion. Although it was an amazing experience for Edward to attend UWC-USA, he was hesitant to go back. He didn't want to face his former classmates and deal with the questions. So, I went with him. It's been hard for Edward to feel good about what he's done with his life since UWC-USA, but he's coming to terms with that. He's learning that we each have our own special journey, including him.
This is a photo of Edward and I at the Armand Hammer United Word College of the American West (UWC-USA) 20-year reunion. Although it was an amazing experience for Edward to attend UWC-USA, he was hesitant to go back. He didn't want to face his former classmates and deal with the questions. So, I went with him. It's been hard for Edward to feel good about what he's done with his life since UWC-USA, but he's coming to terms with that. He's learning that we each have our own special journey, including him.

Dear Reader,

My brother, Edward K. Weatherly, used to be very comfortable in the spotlight. In fact, he loved it.

Now, it's a much different story. It's rare that my brother leaves the house. He prefers to be by himself or only interact with people he knows. It's a really big deal for my brother to interact with the world. So, it's a really big deal that he's sharing his story and his artwork for the world to see.

I admire Edward's courage to share his journey with us. I admire anyone who has the courage to share who they really are with the world. It's inspiring.

My wish is that SUPERSTAR X helps my brother, and all of us, to feel good about being human, however that's expressed. I believe stories about being human are SO important for us to share, as they can help us feel more connected to ourselves, each other, and the world.

It can be very liberating and healing to face our fears of judg(e)ment or rejection and to show up and be who we really are. However, I've learned that we must be ready for that and timing is everything. We each have our own timing and our own way to reveal whatever we're ready to reveal and however we want to reveal it. So, until Edward is ready to write his bio, he's asked that I write one for him:

Edward is a self-taught pop-graffiti artist.

His artwork provides us with an insightful glimpse into the rollercoaster ride through his darkness of schizophrenia, addiction, homelessness, homosexuality, and HIV, along the way to his light.
Edward also finds inspiration from multimedia messages, such as binary digits, the letter X, billboards, aliens, and DJ culture. Some of Edward's favourite mus(continued)