Moose Benjamin Curtis isn’t just a regular street artist. His graffiti takes up entire walls and public spaces, but no paint is involved. Instead, he scrubs away at the dirt and creates patterns and images out of the contrast between clean and dirty.
This cool “reverse graffiti” incorporates negative space, but the most interesting part of his work is the explanation he gives when policemen try to arrest him for vandalization.
“The marks were made by pollution. If they wanted to arrest the perpetrators of this crime, they should get with the people who had created this pollution.”
Fall 2015 Foundations 