I've started painting again! This one is small only 23 X 31 cm.

It's based on the freedom tunnel, but I changed the graffiti a bit.


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←- →Burnt-out buildings, dreary overpasses, the rust-stained walls of desolate parks, underground passageways, rail yards, the least loved and lest visited subway terminals and neighborhoods all of these places collect the lively scripts of graffiti. Like hieroglyphic weeds the names of the artists call out in bright and surprising color. On the ( Read more... )

←- →Even the most hardened and unromantic rationalist knows what a sacred place should be. It is usually a place with some historical significance. It may be a great building, a monument, or a patch of unmarked land whose power and history is passed on through stories or religious practice. It is not a place one would merely pass through, rather, it ( Read more... )

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The freedom tunnel is famous among urban explorers. The images I have seen of this tunnel were what started my interest in urban exploration. But, I had not seen the tunnel for myself… until today ( Read more... )