Subterráneos by Enrique Escandell Dmote this bible of graffiti on

this bible of graffiti on subways has been updated with over seventy photographs not included in the original edition and new insights on an incredibly rich period for urban art and its legacy

1 is out now and gives you insight of Berlin‘s huge graffiti scene on more then then 290 pages

Fineliner strokes also stay sharp rather than feathering out the way they would on a more absorbent

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Subterráneos by Enrique Escandell Dmote this bible of graffiti onIn each capital of Europe there is a small group of individuals who dedicate their free time to a very specific, playful and ritual goal: paint their names on the underground wagons. This project explores and documents the phenomenon by which graffiti writers spend their nights studying how to sneak into the rail yards, get around cameras, sensors, fences, guards, police and reach the wagons turning their lives in a kind of video game. 17 x 24cm, 136