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trification and a lot of things that happen in the city.

There’s sometimes spots available and then sometimes

new ones come up and sometimes old ones get

destroyed, so I guess the coolest thing about graffiti

is you have to be consistent and just have a continuous

passion to do it. Things automatically pop up and

that just kind of inspires me to go paint.

What do you want people to see when they

look at your artwork?

Ahhh, well graffiti is a lot more egotistical. This I

wouldn’t consider graffiti, because it’s legal. I think

the actual action going out and bombing and doing

something that’s against orthodox, what other people

would want to see, I think that’s actual graffiti. I don’t

know if I want to specifically want someone to see

something but the idea is more of a personal understanding

of being able to go out and do something

that you want to accomplish for yourself and the

glorification is all in everybody seeing it.

You have some pretty gnarly grip tape pieces

I’ve seen. Do you get the same high as

painting in the city?

Yes, and no. yes because when I’m sitting there it’s

a totally different tranquil feeling and a lot of different

emotions are coming out but when I’m out

in the street there’s just a high and adrenaline that

you can’t take away from doing something like that

and its just kind of hard to explain unless you’re out

there at 3 in the morning and there’s nothing happening

and you still got that little risk of getting in

trouble so, yes and no.

Do you have a preference on the artwork

you do?

Yeah, there’s nothing like going out and bombing on

the streets. I would have to say yeah.

How is your relationship with the other

street artist out there?

It comes and goes. To be completely honest, I would

say a lot of people I’ve met who do graffiti aren’t

the most qualified citizens and they’re not the most

respectful people either. I just feel like I’m cut from

a different cloth when it comes to collaborating with

other graffiti artist instead of people who do street

art. Sometimes people are just a product of their environment.

I get a long with a few other people who

do graf in the city and the people who do know me

like me but a lot of the people who don’t know me are

the people who don’t like me.

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