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“Graffiti is an impulse
to get recognized”
― Mint&Serf
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Graffiti is a major part of the urban environment. For many people growing up in the urban areas, graffiti offers inspiration that encourages their creativity and expression through different avenues. Through researching graffiti in P.O.S I was turned over to many artistic individuals whose creative outlets included body art. This just goes to show, that even though graffiti may be considered as vandalism of property by many, it still inspires many. It was so refreshing to hear their delight when I asked about areas where I could find the most prominent pieces of graffiti.
Not only does graffiti seek to inspire through the environment it also has its negative impacts. Traditional paint based graffiti release toxic chemicals into the environment.
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