it's all about the space

Graffiti seems to be agressive towards its surroundings.Most of the times, it looks like a colorful pollution that asserts a visual awarness in order to eradicate the urban backround.
(this is what the outline/second outline stands for, the separation between graffiti and its ''canvas'')

However, there are exceptions in which space is a major matter of drawing, concerning forms, light and theme.These are a few examples of spatial/sensual/semantic gaps that give to the backround the opacity it deserves.

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