Graffiti City first appropriates the colorful designs donated to the public realm by street artists borrowing buildings.

It then inverts the traditional rejection of such graffiti by landlords city wide by inviting it into a volunteer situation at a scale large enough to abstract the original tag. A re-re-appropriation.



This concept was translated into a taping.


And headed further downtown to the hip residential building at 50 Murray Street, NY

- an edition of silk screened prints on white, silver and gold paper in variable colors with unique tape embellishments

And over to the East River, using Keith Haring's vocabulary across the United Nations building.


Continuing to the West Village...the text on the left is the almighty Lease, which governs so many of our relationships.