Showing posts with label graffiti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graffiti. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Bang Bang

If you look carefully, the blood becomes bats.

Taken from a column under the porticos on Via Roma near the Tabacconist
at the beginning of the street.

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Graffiti Continues


This life-size image can be found in the Ghetto on Via dell'Arco 44.

It depicts the custom of drinking heavily in this part of town, especially among the college students. Their favorite night out is Wednesday, when most of the bars, pubs and clubs have special "spritz" events dedicated to the city's most famous drink. Some get quite drunk. But overall, it's just a lot of young people in a small area of the medieval city, trying to have some fun.

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Kenny Random #5

Kenny Random on via Risorgimento near Piazza dell'Insurrezione.


Butterflies are not only trendy in Italian fashion this summer season, but they also play an important part in Kenny's new round of tags.


Butterfly Farfalla

= fire (Aztecs)

= love (Chinese)

= soul (Greek)

= stroke (swimming)

= nervous (in your stomach)

= rebirth (mankind)

Sunday, June 26, 2011

Kenny Random's Evolution

Kenny Random's painting/graffiti apparitions around town continue to brand the local identity. This picture highlights the evolution of his imagery. Recently he has updated his older work, in this case the gray melancholic figure, by painting over it the image silhouette of this sprayer with a top hat and a nearby cat.

No one ever sprays over his work, which is a sign of respect among graffiti artists, and the locals aren't particularly keen on painting over his work either. They usually can't wait to block out any "random" marking or "writing" on their property.

By now we are identifying ourselves with his big images.

Padua: Random's Land



Photo location: Via San Pietro, off Corso Milano

Friday, January 28, 2011

Kenny Random Paints the Town


Our local painter/graffiti artist nicknamed "Kenny Random" has struck the streets of Padua again. This wall painting is off of Piazza dei Signori.

For other work by him in town, click for: Piazza Capitaniato and Via Dante.