Graffiti is arguably the most relevant art form of our time, yet it is attacked, destroyed, and routinely commodified in the service of gentrification
– Joag Sidd
Target group
Graffiti speaks about the citizen’s autonomy in the urban environment. The places hit, are redefining the public sphere and what is considered public. By pushing the concept of what is public space, the sub-culture shifts the perception of what it could be. When locating graffiti, you will find them at the periphery and in discarded places no longer in use for the city. Reading and navigating space is a vital skill for anyone who wants to be prolific in the sub-culture community. Using spatial agency and basic services, the new community reads the urban form to locate a place which is at the periphery of the wider society.