There are many things that are synonymous with Atlanta. The Majestic diner, Piedmont Park, the Peachtree Road Race, Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, the list goes on. Many people would agree that Evereman deserves a spot on that list.

Since taking the stage at TEDxPeachtree 2012, Jay Wiggins’ Evereman glyph has appeared in the most unexpected places around the world.  Its image has been projected onto the side of buildings, wooden objects bearing its image perched atop tents at Burning Man and affixed to street signs, lamp posts, etc. Most recently, Evereman was selected to be among the nine TEDx street artists featured by the Google Cultural Institute.

The message behind Evereman is simple – there is power in giving and that co-operation yields better results than competition. Evereman is for all!

Watch his talk below, find your own Evereman treasure by following him on Twitter @evereman, and learn more about the Evereman at his website www.evereman.com.