Julie Bort

Transcendent graffiti

Posted By: on March 25, 2010
1

For the most part, I don’t think graffiti is beautiful.  It seems like the kind of thing people create when their inner artist has been kidnapped and terrorized by their inner hoodlum. When it covers a whole wall, the effect reminds me of an overstuffed closet and makes me want to close the door. Like this …

New York graffiti

New York graffiti

But then there’s the occasional work that transcends into public work of art. I stumbled across these amazing images in Flickr that made me say, “Wow.”

From a street Duesseldorf/Germany famous for its graffiti.

From a street Duesseldorf/Germany famous for its graffiti.

On a Wall in New York's West Village (near the Meatpacking District)

On a Wall in New York's West Village (near the Meatpacking District)

A work from the world-famous Blu Graffiti artist, on a wall in Berlin

A work from the world-famous Blu Graffiti artist, on a wall in Berlin

I’ll say it again. Wow.

One Response to “Transcendent graffiti”

  1. PissTanK says:

    The first one is such a bad photoshop. The other's are impressive.

Leave a Reply