Anna Garforth’s Phenomenal Green Graffiti Art is Made Out of Moss

UK-based artist <a href="http://crosshatchling.co.uk/index.html">Anna Garforth</a> experiments with all kinds of materials, but we are especially intrigued by her incredible moss graffiti that has appeared on walls as far afield as Hong Kong! A relatively new medium for street artists, moss grows easily and has none of the environmental detriments associated with conventional <a href="http://inhabitat.com/new-origami-graffiti-art-might-be-a-banksy-original/">spray-painted graffiti</a>. Plus, it looks phenomenal. Hit the jump for a closer look at a few of Anna's gorgeous moss graffiti projects.

The Big Bang appeared at the Russian Club in the UK

This moss design depicts mother earth as an explosion of seeds!

Grow was placed on a wall in the UK that is slated for demolition

Moss graffiti is a relatively new phenomenon, but Anna must be one of its masters

Moss Cross was created for Urban Psychic Garden to celebrate nature's healing properties

Moss has anti-bacterial properties that saved thousands of lives in WWII as wound dressing!