Comments on: Aerosol 2.0: Graffiti Goes Digital

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By: Will

Will — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 20:57:42 +0000

Even though this stuff is “merely digital” and therefore not destructive, there is still that subversive element, which makes it appealing. It’s that very nature of graffiti that makes it so attention-grabbing. Organizations will still freak out even though it’s projected on their walls as opposed to painted. I read Evan’s blog, and things like this have already happened.