Reverse Graffiti • Insteading

Paul “Moose” Curtis (the father of Green Graffiti)
A 140 foot mural of plants indigenous to California. Commissioned by Green Works –
Broadway tunnel entrance, San Francisco. Paul and team used brushes, a spray gun and green cleaners to remove the grime. Those painted patches are covering up painted graffiti. See video below.

Dutch Ink Durban, South Africa
Four former students of Durban’s Vega Brand and Communications School choose a sullied free-way wall in Essex Terrace, Westville to scrub on a pictorial time-line of Westville’s architecture. Metal scrubbing brushes purchased at a local hardware store were the only tools in hand. Source. www.dutchink.co.za

Symbollix Paul ‘Moose’ Curtis’ company.
www.symbollix.com

Symbollix
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Sardine Run. Durban, South Africa
By Durbanites Martin Pace, Stathi Kongianos, JP Jordaan and Nick Ferreira,
aka the Dutch Ink.

Bird Run. Durban, South Africa
By Durbanites Martin Pace, Stathi Kongianos, JP Jordaan and Nick Ferreira,
aka the Dutch Ink.

Scott Wade -Dirty Car Art from inside of car.
www.dirtycarart.com

Scott Wade of Arizona lives on a dirt road…
Vermeer’s Girl With a Pearl Earring
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Scott Wade The Wave
Scott oils the glass first as the dirt then sticks more evenly.
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Scott Wade
How long can Alice hold down the wiper?
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Alexandre Orion of Sao Paulo, Brasil.
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Reverse graffiti artist Paul ‘Moose’ Curtis makes a big statement about clean in San Francisco’s Broadway Tunnel. Shot by documentarian Doug Pray. For most information visit www.reversegraffitiproject.com

Alexandre Orion of Sao Paulo removes soot to draw sculls in this popular video. Unfortunately a cleaning team came and hosed off Alexandre’s work soon after it was completed…

A reverse graffiti commercial for IBM. Reduce carbon. Good promo.

The industrial revolution has left a soot footprint…some are washing bits of it away. Reverse graffiti, clean graffiti, street art, clean tagging, scrubbing, grime writing whatever you call it, it’s legal, somewhat temporary and magnifies our dirty ways…