Photo Book Street Art
Here you are transported to the streets of London. More precisely in a tunnel below Waterloo Railway Station. As well as in the neighborhood of Shoreditch in the East End, the former working quarters.
Street Art
Street Art does not attempt to blend into the landscape, on the contrary, it pursues an ultimate goal: show . As its name indicates its playground remains streets, palissades, gables of buildings and other places often unexpected but visible by all.
It all starts with the tag, this signature made with the bomb or Posca, a big marker that delivers paint, consisting of a series of more or less legible letters drawn in black or in a color contrasting with the background on which it fits.
The tag from the smallest to the largest usually appears within reach of the eyes of passers-by. One tag always calls another.
page 9, Jerome Catz, « STREET ART » the guide (2019) editions Flammarion
Below are some Vertical Images
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Portrait Shoreditch East End
Street portrait in Shoreditch, East End London
Fresque Shoreditch East End
Fresque wall painting in Shoreditch, East End London
Graffiti The Vaults
Graffiti on a door leading into the tunnel The Vaults Waterloo station
Mural Paintings The Vaults
Wall Paintings in the Vault Tunnel under Waterloo Station, London
Mural Paintings The Vaults
Fresques das the Vaults tunnel Waterloo station London
Fresques The Vaults
Fresque in the Vault Tunnel under Waterloo Station London
Fresque The Vaults
Fresques in the Vault Tunnel under Waterloo Station London
Wall Painting Shoreditch
Mural Painting in Shoreditch, East End, London
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