memetic clusterfucks and other things
Street Art SF: Artist Interview: CRYPTIK
Cryptik’s street art hopes to inspires higher levels of consciousness and awareness within the people who come into its prescence. The pieces are meant to provoke one to reflect upon and understand our place in the universe and the framework in which we view them.
“The most beautiful…
It only takes 20 years for a liberal to become a conservative without changing a single idea
Robert Anton Wilson
Crack and Shine- Los Angeles
Graffiti is a huge risk but no reward. So obviously there’s gotta be something going on psychologically, beneath the surface, to motivate people to go out and climb a bridge and risk falling and dying. Or to go out and do a crazy amount of graffiti in a city like Los Angeles where they’ll send you to prison for 5 years just for painting your name on a wall. You know obviously there’s some real emotional or psychological motivation behind that and I think for me, personally, that sometimes you understand it and sometimes you don’t.
-REVOK
My dad took his movie prop out to Palm Springs and now he’s posting pictures of it doing stuff
your dad is good
(via puremoaning)
Street Art 101 with Shepard Fairey
The GRAFFITI AND STREET ART diagram by Daniel Feral spoofs the musemization of graffiti, and pays homage to Alfred H. Barr’s mapping of Cubism and Abstract Art 75 years ago.




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