Graffiti as an art dates as far back as the Ancient Egyptian times, when such art on the walls was common. It has now evolved as graffiti painting, writing or art in public or private places. Graffiti art is now popularly being employed by various government across the globe on the street walls to depict the country's history. Do you appreciate graffiti art?
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I like graffiti art and I am very impressed with Banksy. But sadly graffiti art is illegal in modern societies. The graffiti artists are often sent to jail for drawing graffiti. It is usually associated with quality of life crimes.
ActionAce
Major Mayhem
I have seen Graffiti, I think on TV but I'm not really familiar with it. All I know is that it's a powerful form of self-expression and art. It could be very useful in conveying social messages or used in beautifying public spaces.
Apsara
Captain Cackle
graffiti art, especially from artists like Banksy, can be incredibly powerful and creative. It’s unfortunate that it’s often seen as illegal vandalism and linked to crime, even though it can add unique beauty and provoke important conversations in communities.
It depends.
If someone tags nature like trees and rocks. To me, it's garbage and they should be caned for it like they would in Singapore. We go into nature to escape the modern world. Graffiti only makes nature look less like nature.
If you want to do that stuff, do it on the side of a train car. No one cares about that. Not even the railway people.
If someone tags nature like trees and rocks. To me, it's garbage and they should be caned for it like they would in Singapore. We go into nature to escape the modern world. Graffiti only makes nature look less like nature.
If you want to do that stuff, do it on the side of a train car. No one cares about that. Not even the railway people.
Interestingly, the same graffiti, if the authorities hire to do it, can be legal. For instance, in my city, if someone draws graffiti, it is illegal but if the municipal council hires artists to do it, it is legal, artists even get paid for their work.
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