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?  

Enmore, Sydney

Sydney has a different graffiti scene to Melbourne. It is the largest city by population in Australia however this is not reflected in the Sydney's graffiti. There is still a broad range of works. Sydney has a different architecture layout and appears to have less lane-ways then Melbourne and train walls are buffed frequently.