40 hour week

Graffiti sits in our peripheral vision. Often just behind us, above us or in front of us and yet we still don't see it. Through the clutter of traffic and the silence amongst noise is art scattered in precarious positions. This building just behind the Bank has become the perfect spot to paint. Long sweeping views downslope provides the pedestrian with a cinematic experience. Amongst the work is internationally famous, US based former couple Utah and Ether from their 2016 spray-cation. To beggars belief a series of old Bonez throw-ups from 70K crew potentially circa early 2000's.   

 

Amongst the skyscraper's

Artists continue to bomb the billboard which is visible from the city loop trainline. Nost pushes the envelope further and is still able to find new spots despite painting half the city already.  

Fresh is Best part 2.

Hosier Land, Melbourne

Street Art video

ABC report about Soren Solkaer, photographer documenting street and graffiti artists from around the world. This video interview speaks to one of the subjects stencil artist E.L.K. He's one of Australia's most famous stencil artists who has successfully managed to work on the streets but also on exhibitions for gallery's. His work is seen here in ACDC lane, Melbourne.

http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2015/s4192960.htm

Ballerina

Unknown artist?

Fresh is Best Part 1.

Hosier Land, Melbourne

Check out these fresh 2015 pieces from Melbourne's little laneway.

Hobart's in Heaven

Heaven-a high or hard to reach place to display your graffiti. Heavens are highly regarded amongst the graffiti community because they display dedication. Heavens tend to last for a long time. Most people ignore graffiti and never look up and see the fabulous artwork.