Graffiti Art

In the early days, graffiti art was used by gangs in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, New York such as Savage Nomads, La Familia, Savage Skulls.

Personal graffiti art - the largest category so far - is often described as a work of political or social activists with complex cultural agenda, skeptics believe that it is nothing but an anarchist's self-expression. Pioneering artists such as Cornbread, Topcat 126, Coal Art, Taki 183, Tracy 168 and other hip hop sprays such as the famous Jean Dabuette style New York artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, and the famous British There are graffiti of. Banksy Artist

This category includes urban murals painted by Belfast and Delhi Protestant and Catholic protesters during the Northern Ireland issue and similar works drawn on the Berlin Wall before the collapse of the East German Soviet Union Yes.

"Marking" refers to the simple act of marking the surface with a "marker" or signature, but the content of these marks and the appearance of calligraphy can be very complicated. Jean-Michel Basquiat uses the label SAMO (same old shit)

"Vomiting" is larger than "Label", usually 2 or 3 colors or less and is painted very quickly.

"Bridge" (masterpiece) is a more complicated "tag" with more complex and wide range color. These "works" are often impressive as visual art works, but competitors' graffiti artists can erase with simple "vomiting" in minutes.

"Big Bomb" or "Roller" is a large work usually done with a paint roller, covering only a large area to prevent other graffiti spray from being painted on the same wall.

"Top down" is a graffiti art work covering the entire subway. These became popular among New York subway graffiti artists in the 1970 's.

"Mold graffiti" to quickly create complex shapes using slits was offered by Parisian graffiti artist Blek le Rat in the early 1980s.

"Wild style" is a more sophisticated form of graffiti art. Often marked with interlocking letters and attachment points to create "tags" and images that are more complicated and occasionally illegible.

We all know what graffiti art is, but I think that "modern" graffiti art can be seen from time to time, I think that I know. However, graffiti art dates back to 1851. The first graffiti comes from Italian "graffiti". It means scratching, and as we saw today, it is later called graffiti by the media. In addition, in 1851 an early graffiti shape was seen at the Pompeii ruins of ancient Italy. - One afternoon, while surfing the Internet, one of my friends sent a very interesting website www.stillfree. At first, I think that this is a sort of shopping promotion website, but when I click on it, an interesting video is displayed and I saw a male recording while climbing a fence at a military airport.

In this interview, he agreed that graffiti is an artistic form but to some extent an artistic form. So then, what should I do? Then he said that graffiti is an art form, but it can be regarded as a vandalism. He said he did not care about graffiti near his house, but he said some graffiti should be washed away and some should be left behind. When he saw the picture, he smiled and said: "The way they coat octopuses is cool," and brought some color to the walls. Then he will continue talking that he will not scribble and he will also be afraid

Modern graffiti has a negative connection with it, but in reality it should be considered an artistic form. Graffiti is considered a destructive act and if people tend to enter places filled with graffiti, they regard it as "bad neighbors". We are all familiar with art, paint and color. Everyone loves art, and to some extent art. Graffiti is the same as other art forms. It is colorful, creative and original, it is a lot of art. Why do people have such indignation about this? According to the Google dictionary, graffiti is defined as "illegal writing, scratching, or painting on the walls and other surfaces of public places". In the 1st century BC, Greeks and Romans wrote and wrote it. On the walls of their city, this is graffiti. In contemporary times, people are discussing whether graffiti should be regarded as art or vandalism.