Salzburg Altstadt – Nightwalk
Stencil Art – Nightwalk
Photography by Marcus D. Niski © 2020
Copyright in all original works remains with the individual creators
Graffiti (a text of Philippe Delerm translated by Vadim Bystritski) — Before and After Francis Ponge
Previously, graffiti’s connotations were always negative — the unwanted texts in inappropriate places: obscenities in public bathrooms, dirty little words claiming to reveal something and shamelessly posing as audacious, or simply as a desire to disfigure a wall. Then suddenly an art was born, an art of sublimated solitude, Graf, selected by random mutation of […]
Graffiti (a text of Philippe Delerm translated by Vadim Bystritski) — Before and After Francis Ponge
Manhole Covers Roundabout Saint John — O’ Canada
~ Another installment of these cast iron circles, this time from Saint John, New Brunswick. Hard to say for certain, but I found this group a bit grittier than those in other places. ~ Similar Posts on O’Canada: > Halifax’s Manhole Covers > Creativity Afoot!: Toronto’s Varied Manhole Covers > Manhole Covers of Quebec […]
Graffiti — cakeordeathsite
Brassaï’s close-ups of graffiti carved and painted on Parisian city walls were first seen in the Surrealist magazine Minotaure in 1933, however he would continue to photograph images of graffiti for the next three decades, culminating in the publication of the book, Graffiti, in 1961. With this project, ‘the eye of Paris’ as he was called […]
know thyself — .documenting.the.obvious
common people — .documenting.the.obvious
barcelona, 2018 william shatner – common people (click,hear)
confident weirdness — .documenting.the.obvious
Graffiti Eye – Melbourne, Australia
© All images Marcus D. Niski 2007-2018. Copyright in all original works remains with the individual creators.
The Smallest Pieces — Black Mark
“All the pieces matter” Lester Freamon The Wire This is just a small post with a small collection of photos about the smallest works of street art. The antidote to the inflated egos and dubious aesthetics of murals are the smallest of graffiti pieces. To find them just look in the opposite direction to the […]
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