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“Just when I.S.A.F. Timișoara 2012 (International Street Art Festival) was done, I received a phone call regarding a commissioned project for ENEL. Big one.
It is about “City of Energy”, held in a few places in Romania: Bucharest, Timișoara and Constanța.
Alex Baciu and I represented the whole west side of Romania: Timișoara.
After two months, we finally got started.
~ 100 sq meters to paint, walls up to 5 meters high, over 175 meters of paper tape, every possibble kind of weather: sun, wind, rain, snow, either day or night, 10 days of hard work, a bit over 13.000 photos taken and the good old luck.
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The whole project reveals the energy.
During the day in our houses, cities, world, very important to a human being, and by night, when the forces of nature amaze us and our very own creation power, energy and inspiration, thanks to… electricity.” – The Orion




Stencil Cap is an aftermarket part for your aerosol cans to make ultra fine lines. Stencil Cap works with Belton Molotow, German and Spanish Montana, Sabotaz, Cobra, Hardcore, Alien, and Beat cans.



Un clip foarte fain realizat de Dragos Stefan (a.k.a. Brain Potion), care reuseste sa prinda atmosfera Bucurestiului in sezonul de iarna.



Irmela Mensah-Schramm is an activist for human rights and since 1985 she has made it her mission to scrape and paint over racist and anti-Semitic stickers and graffiti. Every month she sacrifices 300€ from her pension, in order to buy materials.



Following successful screenings across Europe, Toasters are pleased to release their film ‘Everywhere’. The movie looks at the origins of their work, the preparation and execution of some of their most recognisable pieces as well as exclusive interviews.
Since 1999, before the term ‘Street Art’ was even conceived, the acclaimed Toaster image has been prolifically and obsessively placed across the world by three people. Using stickers, posters and stencils on the streets along with banners in football stadiums and flags at music festivals their iconic Toaster has
appeared ‘Everywhere’.
- via The Orion