Graffiti

Group 3
Gabriella, Miguel Rogai,
Maria Luiza, Laura, Amanda
Malta
 Concept:

Graffiti is a type of urban art that stands out for

producing drawings in public places such as walls,
buildings, streets, etc. It is widely used as a form of
social criticism and, in addition, it is a way of promoting
culture and appreciation for art, this are democratizing
access to this type of culture.
 Artists
the New York artist began his productions with inscriptions made in
abandoned buildings in Manhattan and became a highlight in contemporary art
around the world

—Jean Michel-Basquiat

With a unique aesthetic, the British artist is considered one of the most famous
graffiti artists in the world. His works are made using the stencil technique,
characterized by the drawing initially made on a support, such as cardboard, and
later glued to the wall

—BaNsky

the German artist was known for his impressive three-dimensional drawings,
marked by optical effects and artistic quality.

—Edgar Müller
Influences of graffiti and your origin

Influences:
The graffiti dates back to prehistory and the ancient Romans' demonstrations
made on the walls as a form of protest. With the evolution of painting techniques
in the Middle Ages, churches began to use these practices in frescoes, a painting
technique done on the walls and ceiling of churches.

Origin
There are examples of interventions made in public places already at the time of
the Roman Empire. In contemporary times, this artistic manifestation is mainly
related to hip-hop, a cultural movement that began in the early 1970s in the USA by
Latino, Afro-American and Jamaican communities.
Examples
of
graffiti
This is the most
common type of
visual art seen
on city streets
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