Sometimes the best pieces are the most simple, less is more.
A grassroots interpretation of graffiti and overlooked culture in neglected urban landscapes.
Showing posts with label Dandenong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dandenong. Show all posts
Wednesday, 11 September 2024
Thursday, 10 November 2016
Freeway walls
In the last 5 or so years there has been a distinct rise in graffiti along highways and freeways particularly around Melbourne. Most track side train walls are taken and now writers are pushing further and further to new places. Nost and Pork are pioneering new spots regularly. This sets a precedent for other writers to put up in what was a socially unacceptable place.
Yucks destroyed the Monash Fwy several years ago by painting repetitive throw-ups claiming several kilometres of wall space. As soon as someone capped one of his throw-ups he capped it back leaving a staunch message of territorial control. Yucks throw-ups have since been buffed. But he leaves a pioneering legacy.
rare sight to see double story pieces on the roadside
One of the older, more faded and now buffed artworks
Saturday, 29 August 2015
Dandy Line
The bleak built-up urban environment of Dandenong provokes the artistic community to change it and make it better. Everybody hates graffiti but huge grey concrete walls are just as fucking offensive. Dandenong is a great multicultural diverse town with good graffiti, great River Red Gums and shit architecture. Industrial landscapes are slowly changing with the state government's urban renewal project "Revitalising Central Dandenong." This will pour money into public infrastructure to improve the amenity.
Melbourne's most productive bomber atm
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Saturday, 1 November 2014
Claiming your yard
Melbourne's south-eastern suburb of Dandenong is known for its bad reputation. With little graffiti around town, this area is competitive with most high profile spots already taken particularly by notoriously productive KSA crew (Kicking Some Ass).
Shoam piece in Dandenong.
Wednesday, 16 July 2014
Bubble Throw-up Styles
A throw-up or throwie is the artists pseudonym or sometimes the first and last letter of their name. They often have one outline colour and one fill colour. Sometimes they don't have any fill. Throw-ups are designed to cover large and generally high profile spaces quickly and rapidly without being caught.
Richmond Station
PAA bombing high profile locations around Melbourne.
Jetso Peezr smashing the scene with traditional dirty, grunge styled graffiti.
JA from New York?? in Knoxfield
Yucks Dandy, These guys have smashed the Freeways recently
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