Parisien graffiti.

Last April when I went to Paris I paid a special visit to Belleville to take pictures of the graffiti there - there was some fabulous art there, take a look.

This time my visit was a lot more conventional but I still took the opportunity to take a few pictures of the street art I came across;

 

This is a cobblestone, decorated by an anonymous artist, while this is a plaque on a wall in Montmartre; 

  

 

 



Just like in April, I came across a lot of cut-out graffiti; pre-prepared pieces (often photocopies) which are simply pasted up on a wall. This dancing girl is something special;

I liked this one, he's a character from Tin-Tin (but with a different body), I can't remember his name (is it Captain Bloater?);

 

 

And I couldn't resist some more traditional spray can work. 

 

 

 

 I saw his work last April in Belleville - he's busy on vans in the area (they must hate him!).

 

Then there is photocopier art;

 

Nicely subversive;

 

 

 



 

 

 

Here's another use of traditional streetlights and walls for subversive purposes;

 

 

 

 

 

And I couldn't resist another cobblestone, this one came from Montmartre.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Neil Harris

(a don't stop till you drop production)

 

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