Digital Graffiti Space Offers a High-Tech Space for Self-Expression
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Vancouver has hundreds of murals at this point, but only two sanctioned graffiti walls. So where’s a street artist supposed to find a blank space in this day and age?
From street to screen, Alex Beim’s Graffiti+ is transforming Vancouver’s graffiti scene. https://graffitiplus.io/
@graffitiplus.io
Read article by Kerri Donaldson
https://www.vanmag.com/city/arts-and-culture/digital-graffiti-studio-vancouver/
From street to screen, Alex Beim’s Graffiti+ is transforming Vancouver’s graffiti scene. https://graffitiplus.io/
@graffitiplus.io
Read article by Kerri Donaldson
https://www.vanmag.com/city/arts-and-culture/digital-graffiti-studio-vancouver/
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