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Graffiti: the stories we tell

Graffiti - a visual story - by Julian Stodd

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We communicate through many channels: some formal, others less so. Graffiti exists on the fringes of society, the edgelands, the borders. It's the voice of the voiceless. It can be used to claim territory, to tell stories, or sometimes just for fun. In this short visual story, i explore twelve facets of graffiti, each one accompanied by a different piece of street art.

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Graffiti: the stories we tell

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A voice when all other voices fall silent

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Strong characters telling visual stories

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Graffiti can claim territory, or just an idea

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Sometimes it just makes you smile

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Sometimes it feels like a plea

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Or a comment on society

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Graffiti references the mainstream

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But sits outside it:

A language for the

edgelands.

The borders.

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Naive?

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Vibrant

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Graffiti: stories freely shared, for us to create meaning

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Thanks for following this visual story

• I write about learning, culture, leadership and society. .

• I'm fascinated by the hidden voices: Graffiti , dismissed by the mainstream, but free for everyone.

• A voice for the voiceless.

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