Building destruction then art construction

Ringwoods graffiti scene is partly directed by the presence of the train line. In part it was influenced from years of dedication from the SR crew with writers like Perch and Rinse.

This wall has only been exposed earlier this year with a high profile from nearby road. The towns graffiti scene goes in ebbs and flows. Each wall is different in Ringwood some move frequently, re-painted again and again and a lot progressively accumulate work. Buffing along the train line in Ringwood has changed the dynamics of the scene and pushed artists to other walls like this one.

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Construction-Destruction

Interestingly enough building and construction sites particularly in cities are a hot bed for graffiti. Temporary structures such as signs or perimeter walls are popular surfaces. The building sites are temporary (just like graf) and when completed the graffiti becomes hidden, removed or loses its previous urban context.

Central Sydney 

Respect goes out to bombers Kewl, Olsn, Doug, Smel keeping the Sydney scene rolling

A popular painting wall Hobart CBD. As scaffolding and buildings are demolished pieces remain high up and leaves you wondering how did there get up there?