Graffiti Artists: Silent Writers

The youth culture that is fascinated by stigma and selfish pride appears on the streets of poor cities. Youth culture is almost indistinguishable from members of modern society who are full of passion and distinguish them from the community. Members of this underground subculture may be your neighbors, your son or daughter, or a contractor repairing your roof, but you may want to know the things and surfaces they find in their daily lives " I do not know that I will try to bomb. It is this subtle difference that distinguishes graffiti artists from general society people such as mentality, desire, speech, active lifestyle and so on.

Throughout the week, graffiti artists from all over the world, "writers" in the "subculture language" show respect for these three people. The Instagram page organizes their graffiti images and art tributes. At Loughborough Junction nearest to the place where three people died, it is one of the mourners whose graffiti writers visited the Yasukuni Shrine. Here, the spray can is inside the bouquet, there is spray information on the wall. But there are also criticisms. The Brian Cook Board of the London Bureau of Conservation recently was suspended by the Conservative Party but muttered that they were "ordinary scum and criminal." It got a fierce reaction. However, from the commentary section of the popular news site, he does not think he is himself. This tragedy caused a new argument about the artistic value of writing on the wall.

From the point of view of the graffiti writer, the argument about whether graffiti is art or a crime is pointless. Ideally, both are true. In the graffiti community, writers can not gain status based solely on artistic abilities. The author will also work outside the scope of the law and will be willing to bear significant risks. This sport, which I have recorded in New York for more than 30 years, is based on this principle and defines its essence. In the past 20 years from 1971 to 1989, the New York subway became an ideal canvas. The privacy of train yards and tunnels provides an environment in which artists can spend time creating aesthetically pleasing pieces. The environment is usually dark and narrow, the danger is far more serious than arresting. Electric shock and disassembly are always possible - thus ensuring that only the artists who are most loyal to their skills can prosper