Mr. Augustaitiz is part of a subculture that executes a form of graffiti described by one scholar as an "alphabet designed for urban invasion".
But the battle to clean up the sprawling cityscape has become intertwined with a deeper social conflict between Brazil's haves and have-nots, where the angry and disenfranchised lash out in a form of expression unrivaled in other cities. … Mr. Augustaitiz is part of a subculture that executes a form of graffiti described by one scholar as an "alphabet designed for urban invasion".
Mayyybe it was just a form of graffiti trampled into the fields by some locals.
Rap was a form of aural graffiti, just as the graffiti style wars were the visual counterpart of the fevered sonic competition among rappers and D.J.'s.
A few of these volunteers left behind handwritten messages on the walls concealed by the church hallway's dropped ceiling — a form of spiritual graffiti, you might say.
Instead, the episode is another example of a form of cyber-graffiti known as "Google bombing".
Thanks in part to a Facebook page, the goats have become a favored form of graffiti art far from this Hudson Valley town — at the Marcy Avenue subway stop and the Williamsburg Bridge in Brooklyn, in Missouri, Michigan and Canada, at the Art Basel show in Miami Beach.
Graffiti and pichação (a unique form of graffiti native to São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, consisting of tagging done in a distinctive, cryptic style) are umbilically linked in that end of the southern zone that faces the Billings reservoir.
In the 1990s there emerged a new form of graffiti, known as "tagging," which entailed the repeated use of a single symbol or series of symbols to mark territory.
Because an art work can be scanned without physical contact, the facsimile process makes traditional conservation efforts from repainting to varnishing seem like an exalted form of graffiti.
Elsewhere, picturesque wool-rendered landscapes are, in fact, revamped Google Earth images, knitted by Collectif France Tricot, an art group that has been especially active in extracting knitting from its cozy domesticity, implementing bold and imaginative "urban interventions" throughout Paris, using stitching as an alternative form of graffiti.
