[Now with updates on three months spent watching walls getting painted, and in some cases re-painted]
(Yes, he is working on his skills)
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Update.
6/2/11
Found the wall updated with a fresh graffiti.
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Update: 6/4/11.
Some silly copy-cat (or not, check update) action spreads to DLF Phase I.
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Update: 13/4/11.
White Washed
Near Sikandarpur
Pillar of Guru Dronacharya Station
Updates from wall in Phase-I. Missed catching the painter in action by a whisker. My office colleagues claim to have seen a skinny of kid of 15 or 16 painting this wall in broad daylight. They, like most dwellers of Gurgaon, thought it was just someone getting his wall 'beautified'. The thought that someone would spent his time painting walls of someone else never occurred to them.
(As I write this, I am told that walls are getting painted all over Gurgaon)
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Update (May 5, 2011)
A normal wall Graffiti in Gurgaon advertising land reclamation drive of humans against giant termites. |
(Yes, he is working on his skills)
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Update.
6/2/11
Found the wall updated with a fresh graffiti.
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Update: 6/4/11.
Some silly copy-cat (or not, check update) action spreads to DLF Phase I.
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Update: 13/4/11.
White Washed
Near Sikandarpur
Pillar of Guru Dronacharya Station
A normal Pillar. At the same station. |
Updates from wall in Phase-I. Missed catching the painter in action by a whisker. My office colleagues claim to have seen a skinny of kid of 15 or 16 painting this wall in broad daylight. They, like most dwellers of Gurgaon, thought it was just someone getting his wall 'beautified'. The thought that someone would spent his time painting walls of someone else never occurred to them.
(As I write this, I am told that walls are getting painted all over Gurgaon)
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Update (May 5, 2011)
Near office complex at Guru Dronacharya Station. |
Was in Delhi a couple of weeks ago. "Eat your heart out Banksy" ... saw that sprayed under a fly-over somewhere in South Delhi :-)
ReplyDeleteexcellent, i was always wondering why there is no graffiti culture here.. Indian graffiti could have a whole different style...
ReplyDeleteMay be indians find spray paints too costly, i did a lot of charcoal ones on our building back in baroda.
You guys might want to check this out...
ReplyDeleteUpdated.
ReplyDeleteAnd 'Exit Through the Gift Shop (2010) Directed' by Banksy is one of the funniest things I have seen in recent times.
Wow, Nice photo collection on these topic and the look of those drawings are fine. Like modern art.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome. I know this guy quite well.
ReplyDelete'Cobain' and 'Spah'
Are not Treble. You should check out his piece on Siris road, right before the speed breaker there's a plot on the side.
@Anony,
ReplyDeletethanks, I had no clue these were actually works of three different guys. And yes I have noticed some new on the walls. Will try to update.
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ReplyDeletesry about the above link but how do i post a picture on this blog??
ReplyDeleteI knw the guy....He is 14
ReplyDeleteI know he is quite young as some of my friends actually saw him working on one of the walls.
ReplyDeleteI know the guy myself...he's a good friend of mien...a really really good free runner so even if you do see him...there is no chance in hell you'll catch him...hahahha
ReplyDeleteBeen seeing some of his work recently he's hitting gurgaon hard...
ReplyDeletepls post some more pictures