Graffiti artists using closed cities as canvases during pandemic

Graffiti artists using closed cities as canvases during pandemic

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“For me, graffiti is a very direct response to the environment, and graffiti is a way of, I think, broadcasting the emotional weather for whoever is writing the graffiti,” one graffiti artist said.
Graffiti artists are using closed cities like New York City as their canvases, sharing expressions of hope amid COVID-19 pandemic
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