4:thirtyseven is the public image of one Adam Bingham and the happenings of his life as told by his inner thoughts and emotions. Sick with the grief of a world full of genocide, infanticide, homicide, and suicide- he cries. And as the tears fall from his eyes, they land on the paper in the form of notes to which he sets the journal of his life. Explore freely, this is a dialogue- a correspondence even- between friend and friend. Brothers and sisters of mud, all desperate to attain more pieces of the puzzle to gain a greater understanding of what and/or who God is. Criticize, vocalize, publicize. This is the politics of one artists passion.