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The Curious Frontier of Red
- teddyh 11y agoAlmost like a game of Go, in a way.
- TodPunk 11y agoThe stencil painted dialog is interesting, like a very slow forum exchange. The other graffiti artists involved contrast the calm war with their more extreme contributions. I wonder if there is meaning to them being ignored or if we just don't have those pictures to lend context to their participation in the communication.
- trav4225 11y agoPublic menace.
- FeepingCreature 11y agoPublic culture.
- trav4225 11y agoMind if I do this to your house? :)
- dennisnedry 11y agoI don't know why, but this was extremely satisfying. At least the graffiti artist got the owner (presumably the municipality) to beautify the building. Win-win?
- rottencupcakes 11y agoThis is nothing more than flagrant public vandalism. The author made a poor maintenance worker paint and pressure wash a wall a dozen times.
- recursive 11y ago"Poor maintenance workers" are probably paid by the hour, and do this kind of work regularly. Furthermore, there was really no reason it ever had to be washed or painted.
- Nadya 11y agoLooking at other works - this is the sort of backhandedness and snark that I enjoy. While there are plenty of artistic peatures featured on the site there are a few that make me laugh. http://www.mobstr.org/image%20pages/critic%20buff.html http://www.mobstr.org/image%20pages/critic%20buff.html I'm sure the bad color matching looks worse than any graffiti that was there. http://www.mobstr.org/image%20pages/surveilance.html http://www.mobstr.org/image%20pages/surveilance.html Dual meaning behind that statement. Also if you liked Red, this other progression piece is nice: http://www.mobstr.org/image%20pages/progressions/THE%20STORY.html http://www.mobstr.org/image%20pages/progressions/THE%20STORY...