We got this email from Davao for us to post photos that he has. But rather we decided to feature and to give props about this project of our friend Delirium1986 -He started documenting Street Art sightings in Davao to his appreciation about Street Art. Along side with his on going project, he is also a frequent contributor at http://streetartlocator.com mapping the locations of street art in the city and elsewhere his been too.
"I started this project of documenting the existing (and growing number of) street art in Davao late last year. I have long been developing an obsession for street art that everytime I'm walking the streets or riding in jeeps I could not resist looking for notable yet sometimes unseen street art." - Delirium198
Graffiti will always be with us, he (Noynoy) says, more or less. He is no ersatz or pa-scholar as to cite the caves at Lascaux. The farthest he goes back is “Kilroy was here.” And he even admits to once having Pentel-penned an anti-Macoy slogan on the back of a classroom chair...
Hmmm... they are actually reading our blog... Is Noynoy jumping on the youth culture about this kind of (art) movement... Do you want us to tag Noynoy on the streets? Snore... because graffiti/street art is one of the most powerful tool of communication to the masses- which is directed on the streets to the people- Our streets are bombarded with corporate and polical ads and now graffiti is invading our cities which is more direct and more truthful. We can remeber that Shephard Fairey's iconic Obama posters was one of the most powerful images being created on his presidential campaign, although Fairey said that his posters are not directly part of the Obama campaign, it made a huge impact on the American voters. Well what do you think?
