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Durban Reverse GraffitiGraffiti is one of the most controversial art forms out there since it defaces public property - but what if graffiti artists actually <b>cleaned up</b> the walls they tagged up by etching their sketches into the grime that already exists on them? The delightful process, called reverse graffiti or "scrubbing" isn't new - we've written about it here and here before - but awesome examples of it keep popping up. Case in point: one band of students in Durban, South Africa who've been gracing spaces with works of the subversive street art form in their area....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/reverse-graffiti-south-african-artists-tag-walls-by-scrubbing-them-clean/'>READ ARTICLE</a>1
Durban Reverse GraffitiGraffiti is one of the most controversial art forms out there since it defaces public property - but what if graffiti artists actually <b>cleaned up</b> the walls they tagged up by etching their sketches into the grime that already exists on them? The delightful process, called reverse graffiti or "scrubbing" isn't new - we've written about it here and here before - but awesome examples of it keep popping up. Case in point: one band of students in Durban, South Africa who've been gracing spaces with works of the subversive street art form in their area....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/reverse-graffiti-south-african-artists-tag-walls-by-scrubbing-them-clean/'>READ ARTICLE</a>2
Durban Reverse GraffitiGraffiti is one of the most controversial art forms out there since it defaces public property - but what if graffiti artists actually <b>cleaned up</b> the walls they tagged up by etching their sketches into the grime that already exists on them? The delightful process, called reverse graffiti or "scrubbing" isn't new - we've written about it here and here before - but awesome examples of it keep popping up. Case in point: one band of students in Durban, South Africa who've been gracing spaces with works of the subversive street art form in their area....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/reverse-graffiti-south-african-artists-tag-walls-by-scrubbing-them-clean/'>READ ARTICLE</a>3
Durban Reverse GraffitiGraffiti is one of the most controversial art forms out there since it defaces public property - but what if graffiti artists actually <b>cleaned up</b> the walls they tagged up by etching their sketches into the grime that already exists on them? The delightful process, called reverse graffiti or "scrubbing" isn't new - we've written about it here and here before - but awesome examples of it keep popping up. Case in point: one band of students in Durban, South Africa who've been gracing spaces with works of the subversive street art form in their area....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/reverse-graffiti-south-african-artists-tag-walls-by-scrubbing-them-clean/'>READ ARTICLE</a>4
Reverse Graffiti DurbanGraffiti is one of the most controversial art forms out there since it defaces public property - but what if graffiti artists actually <b>cleaned up</b> the walls they tagged up by etching their sketches into the grime that already exists on them? The delightful process, called reverse graffiti or "scrubbing" isn't new - we've written about it here and here before - but awesome examples of it keep popping up. Case in point: one band of students in Durban, South Africa who've been gracing spaces with works of the subversive street art form in their area....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/reverse-graffiti-south-african-artists-tag-walls-by-scrubbing-them-clean/'>READ ARTICLE</a>5
Reverse Graffiti in LondonGraffiti is one of the most controversial art forms out there since it defaces public property - but what if graffiti artists actually <b>cleaned up</b> the walls they tagged up by etching their sketches into the grime that already exists on them? The delightful process, called reverse graffiti or "scrubbing" isn't new - we've written about it here and here before - but awesome examples of it keep popping up. Case in point: one band of students in Durban, South Africa who've been gracing spaces with works of the subversive street art form in their area....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/reverse-graffiti-south-african-artists-tag-walls-by-scrubbing-them-clean/'>READ ARTICLE</a>6
Reverse Graffiti in LondonGraffiti is one of the most controversial art forms out there since it defaces public property - but what if graffiti artists actually <b>cleaned up</b> the walls they tagged up by etching their sketches into the grime that already exists on them? The delightful process, called reverse graffiti or "scrubbing" isn't new - we've written about it here and here before - but awesome examples of it keep popping up. Case in point: one band of students in Durban, South Africa who've been gracing spaces with works of the subversive street art form in their area....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/reverse-graffiti-south-african-artists-tag-walls-by-scrubbing-them-clean/'>READ ARTICLE</a>7
